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Compliance deadlines are approaching and it’s time to prepare. Oregon's program requires reporting of data by March 31, 2025. We can help.

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Our Team

Meet the Team

We are a multi-disciplinary team providing strategic and cost effective advice about the EPR packaging, paper, and food service ware programs and related issues on a nationwide basis

 

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Through its partnership with Environmental General Counsel, EPR Group has access to IR Global members and its ESG Group. IR Global is one of the largest exclusive professional associations in the world and rated by Chambers and Partners as an "elite" global network.

 

 

Supporting Your EPR Compliance Journey

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  • Preliminary Producer Evaluations (PPEs): We assess your producer status, identify potential exemptions and exclusions, and lay the groundwork for understanding your specific reporting obligations.
     

  • Annual Report Preparation Support: For producers who have executed a Participant Producer Agreement (PPA), we provide guidance and support in preparing accurate and timely annual reports, aligning with the Circular Action Alliance's, "Preparing to Report Your Supply Data" document.

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  • Compliance Support: We help you track and evaluate strategies for compliance, including consideration of eco-modulated fees in different state programs, preparation for source reduction, and general questions about the applicability of various program features to your company.

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Beyond EPR Compliance


We can help you navigate a range of related federal and state programs, including:
 

  • Source Reduction: Develop and implement strategies to minimize packaging waste and plan for source reduction requirements in states that mandate source reduction.

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  • Polystyrene Restrictions: Ensure compliance with state-specific bans or restrictions on polystyrene use.

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  • PCR Content Requirements: Meet or exceed requirements for the use of recycled content in packaging and plan for third-party certification requirements.

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  • Truth-in-Labeling: Ensure your packaging accurately reflects labeling requirements for recyclability and compostability and conforms to federal guidance for marketing sustainability claims. 

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