Californians Against Waste and the National Stewardship Action Council say a federal injunction blocking SB 343 pauses enforcement but still doesn't work to provide accurate information about what is and is not recyclable.

A federal judge has blocked California from enforcing SB 343's recyclability labeling restrictions, ruling the "Truth in Recycling" law is unconstitutionally vague and unsupported by evidence that it would actually improve recycling rates.

Global conglomerate Sumitomo has acquired GreenTek, pointing to the AI boom, data centers and the volume of retiring IT equipment.

Environmental 360 Solutions has purchased a small hauler in Michigan, marking nearly 90 acquisitions since its founding.

Blue Whale Materials just landed a new CEO and a strengthened balance sheet as it races to scale battery recycling capacity.

A coalition of state agriculture stakeholders says the packaging law could add nearly $1,400 a year to household grocery costs as producer fees loom.

The National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors is fighting EPR in Oregon, and now in California too.

CAA's Jeff Fielkow breaks down the organization's role in US packaging EPR and why being the only multi-state PRO in the country means constantly building the plane while flying it.

One year into Oregon's producer-funded recycling system, CAA provides an update on new carts, and the progress achieved.

California's first textile EPR registration deadline arrives July 1 amid lawsuits challenging the nonprofit status of Landbell USA, the selected PRO.