Packaging claims and compliance resources

A Step-By-Step Guide

Source Reduction Plan due August 1. Most brands know it's coming. Few know where to start. This is your quick flight plan for what comes next.

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is no longer theoretical — it’s operational. As 2026 deadlines approach, pet brands must prepare for reporting obligations, fee structures, and state-by-state complexity.

EPR, Truth in Recycling, PCR laws—and what they actually mean for your brand If you're selling food or beverages in the US, packaging compliance isn't optional anymore.

Source reduction is one of the most misunderstood requirements of California SB 54. Our new guide breaks it down from the ground up: what source reduction actually means under the law and how each of the five pathways works in practice.

Producers behind on May 31 reporting can still file, and get ahead of what's coming next.

Navigate EPR packaging regulations with confidence. Avoid the scramble. If you're feeling uncertain about whether you're covered, what data you need, or how to classify materials across 95 categories—you're not alone. We've worked with hundreds of brands through this exact process.

Stay on track with our month-by-month checklist for all deadlines, fees, and reporting requirements. Simplify your compliance and never miss a date again.

Every deadline, every obligation, and the five approved pathways — in one place.

Confidently navigate California’s packaging regulations — we help you determine coverage, required data, how to classify materials across 95 categories, and more.

Cut 2–4 Weeks From Your Data Collection Timeline Before the May 31, 2026 Deadline

Built for Small to Medium CPG Brands

Built for Small to Medium CPG Brands

The honest math on headcount, time, and what it actually takes to manage multi-state EPR reporting.