Navigating EPR Compliance: Adapting to the New Lifecycle Responsibility
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Session overview
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is transforming the regulatory landscape for packaging, requiring businesses to manage the full lifecycle of their products—from production to end-of-life disposal or recycling. Currently, seven states have enacted EPR packaging laws, and many others are actively considering similar legislation. This patchwork of state regulations is creating new compliance challenges for companies operating across multiple markets. With the first reporting deadline fast approaching in March 2025, it’s essential to understand how these laws will impact your business and what steps you need to take to stay compliant. As states continue to adopt EPR programs, there may also be broader regulations on the horizon, making it critical to prepare now for what’s next.
- Kirsten Zaremba, Co-Managing Director, PARTSLIFE US,
- Megan Mabin, Policy and Program Manager, Product Stewardship Institute (PSI)
- Dennis Slater, Mobility Aftermarket, Marketing & Business Strategy NA (MA/MBL-NA), Robert Bosch LLC
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Moderated by Lisa Gochenour, Environmental Manager, Highline Warren
Disclaimer: While we strive to reflect the most current information and definitions as they are communicated, Extended Producer Responsibility – or EPR - laws and regulations are evolving. This webinar is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Businesses should consult with legal and regulatory experts for guidance specific to their situation, as requirements and interpretations of EPR laws may change over time.
