Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is transforming the packaging landscape, and businesses across the entire supply chain must adapt to these new standards. As regulations take effect, understanding how EPR works, who it impacts, and how your business can adapt is more important than ever.
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR): Insights to Stay Ahead
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is reshaping how packaging is regulated, financed, and designed across the U.S. As more states implement EPR laws, producers are facing new compliance obligations, reporting requirements, and cost considerations tied directly to packaging choices.
Looking for an EPR Refresher?
This collection of articles brings together Pregis expertise on EPR—covering evolving state regulations, producer responsibilities, fee structures, and practical strategies to reduce risk, control costs, and design for recyclability. Whether you’re just navigating EPR basics or preparing for active reporting and fees, these resources are designed to help you stay ahead.
