California's EPR Program Plan: Costs, compliance, and design considerations for producers
George Gigounas, Kristy Balsanek, Meaghan Colligan Hembree, Felicia Isaac, Jesse Medlong
DLA Piper
Urban Farm DB summary
A DLA Piper analysis of California's SB 54 extended producer responsibility (EPR) program plan, projecting $9.3–$17.2 billion in costs over five years (2027–2031) with annual producer billing starting in 2027. Plastic reduction targets are 10% (2027), 20% (2030), and 25% (2032), with recycling-rate targets of 30% (2028), 40% (2030), and 65% (2032).
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- 9,300,000,000–17,200,000,000 usd
five year program cost(epr program cost)
Economics- region
- US-CA
- period
- 2027-2031
- 10 %
plastic reduction target(epr program cost)
Economics- region
- US-CA
- year
- 2027
- 25 %
plastic reduction target(epr program cost)
Economics- region
- US-CA
- year
- 2032
- 65 %
recycling rate target(epr program cost)
Economics- region
- US-CA
- year
- 2032
- 500,000,000 usd_per_year
ppmf annual funding(epr program cost)
Economics- region
- US-CA
- starting year
- 2027
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