Watch the second session of a four-part webinar series on Oregon’s new extended producer responsibility (EPR) law for packaging, paper, and food serviceware. This webinar is focused on printing and writing paper. This video aims to inform producers about their upcoming obligations under Oregon’s law, which has a start date of July 1, 2025.
This is the third session of a four-part webinar series on Oregon’s new extended producer responsibility (EPR) law for packaging, paper, and food serviceware. This video is focused on consumer goods and B2B packaging.
The last session of a four-part webinar series on Oregon’s new extended producer responsibility (EPR) law for packaging, paper, and food serviceware focused on e-commerce and online retail packaging.
The first session of a four-part webinar series on Oregon’s new extended producer responsibility (EPR) law for packaging, paper, and food serviceware. It is focused on foodserviceware.
This webinar is part of CAA's Oregon Education and Outreach series for local governments and service providers, which aims to share information and gather feedback on materials under development. This session focused on USCL communications component.
CAA will provide ad hoc meetings for Producers to hear about the progress being made through the EPR programs across the various states where Circular Action Alliance (CAA) is the selected Producer Responsibility Organization. In August we are going to provide an update on Registration in California
CAA will provide ad hoc meetings for Producers to hear about the progress being made through the EPR programs across the various states where Circular Action Alliance (CAA) is the selected Producer Responsibility Organization. In August we are going to provide an update on Registration in California
New to EPR? Join an onboarding session to learn more about producer requirements and your next compliance steps. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A.
Join Circular Action Alliance Colorado for a webinar exploring education and outreach under Colorado’s Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program. Learn more about CAA’s proposed approach to education and outreach, and how local governments can participate. We’ll break down the funding process for local governments and discuss opportunities for collaboration.
This is a biweekly, recurring session for producer portal training on the California reporting portal. We recommend you register for 1 session that best suits your schedule. Each week we will have 30 minutes of portal training content and 30 minutes of Q&A.
After you've completed the Producer Onboarding 101, do you still have questions about registration? Come to this session to go deeper into the steps required for registration including a discussion on the Participant Producer Agreement and the State Addenda. Participation is open to all. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A.
This is a webinar hosted by Circular Action Alliance (CAA) where we'll answer questions related to reporting in the current, active reporting cycle. The Producer Reporting Q&A sessions are only open to registered producers and their identified representatives. CAA may follow up with you to confirm the producer(s) you are representing.
After you've completed the Producer Onboarding 101, do you still have questions about fees and budgeting for EPR? Come to this session to go deeper into the structure of fees and how your company may budget accordingly. Participation is open to all. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A.
This is a biweekly, recurring session for producer portal training on the California reporting portal. We recommend you register for 1 session that best suits your schedule. Each week we will have 30 minutes of portal training content and 30 minutes of Q&A.
New to EPR? Join an onboarding session to learn more about producer requirements and your next compliance steps. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A.
This is a webinar hosted by Circular Action Alliance (CAA) where we'll answer questions related to reporting in the current, active reporting cycle. The Producer Reporting Q&A sessions are only open to registered producers and their identified representatives. CAA may follow up with you to confirm the producer(s) you are representing.
