Retail leaders collaborating on evolving packaging requirements and advancing practical solutions for extended producer responsibility.
RILA’s Packaging Extended Producer Responsibility Working Group brings together retail leaders across sustainability, legal, compliance, government affairs, and other functional areas to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of packaging extended producer responsibility (EPR).
The working group provides a forum for members to share insights, discuss emerging requirements, and better understand the operational and compliance implications of packaging EPR policies. Through peer collaboration and engagement with RILA experts, members stay informed on regulatory developments, implementation timelines, reporting requirements, and other issues affecting retailers as states develop and implement packaging EPR programs.
Comprehensive guide to state packaging extended producer responsibility (EPR) laws, including reporting requirements, covered materials, and compliance considerations for retailers.
A state-by-state summary of enacted product stewardship and extended producer responsibility (EPR) legislation, including program requirements and key implementation timelines.
This webinar is designed for senior legal leaders navigating packaging EPR risk and implementation.
Summary of state laws requiring minimum recycled content levels for packaging materials, including plastic packaging, carryout bags, and trash bags used in retail operations.
Overview of state extended producer responsibility (EPR) laws for packaging and printed paper, including retailer obligations, producer responsibility organizations, and program implementation timelines.
Summary of state-level regulations restricting single-use plastic packaging and disposable plastic products affecting retail operations across the United States.
RILA staff guide the committee’s work, coordinating priorities and supporting collaboration to advance key initiatives for the retail industry. Members can contact the staff leads for questions, access to member-only resources, or information about how to participate in the committee’s work.
