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CA starts OEM requirements for battery-containing devices

Antoinette SmithbyAntoinette Smith
July 3, 2025
in E-Scrap
CA starts OEM requirements for battery-containing devices

As of July 1, manufacturers of covered battery-embedded products must comply with new requirements in California, as part of the state’s expansion of its long-running e-scrap program.

Manufacturers must determine which of their products fit the definition as described by SB 1215, as well as which products are exempt. July 1 each year is also the deadline for manufacturers to notify retailers selling their products in California which devices are subject to the battery-embedded device recycling fee, though it does not need to specify the fee amount. Manufacturers must also send copies of the notices to CalRecycle via email.

The state provided a summary of manufacturer requirements, as well as a recommended template for notifying retailers, in a recent bulletin.

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Antoinette Smith has been at Resource Recycling Inc., since June 2024, after several years of covering commodity plastics and supply chains, with a special focus on economic impacts. She can be contacted at [email protected].

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