Which brands hit or missed California’s PCR mandate
Coca-Cola Co., PepsiCo and other big beverage brands achieved California's mandate to use 15% PCR in their bottles last year,...
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California officials hint at big e-scrap program changes
Plastic Recycling Inc. will invest $2 million to install an e-plastics sorting line in South Carolina, part of the company’s...
California to double its PET bottle collection subsidy
California regulators will double the subsidy paid to PET recycling companies, citing the lower prices that bottle bales are fetching...
California recycled content rulemaking moves ahead
California’s rulemaking on the minimum post-consumer recycled content law is moving along steadily, and stakeholders are narrowing in on the...
California recycled content rulemaking moves ahead
California's rulemaking on the minimum post-consumer recycled content law is moving along steadily, and stakeholders are narrowing in on the...
First Person Perspective: Cost, capacity and compliance impede organics recycling in California
California has always been at the forefront when it comes to tackling climate change, having championed clean energy and taken...
California works to form key EPR advisory board
California officials are accepting applications from industry professionals who want to advise the state as it implements an extended producer...
California bill seeks to align deposit system with markets
A newly introduced bill in the California Senate would adjust how state regulators calculate the amount of money paid to...
Retailer to pay $2M for improper e-scrap disposal
The Massachusetts-based parent company of T.J. Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods was ordered by a judge to pay $2.05 million for...
Political perseverance
California's SB 54 twice failed to be voted into law, but it now serves as a template for statewide EPR.
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