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Packaging EPROR

Oregon packaging producer responsibility

SB 582 — Plastic Pollution and Recycling Modernization Act (2021)

Oregon's Plastic Pollution and Recycling Modernization Act (SB 582, 2021) creates a statewide recycling system funded by producer fees. Circular Action Alliance is Oregon's approved PRO and began charging fees to member producers on July 1, 2025, the first US packaging EPR program to do so. Producers report supply data to CAA every year and pay fees on CAA's published fee schedule.

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Who is a producer in Oregon?

The brand of the covered product. Brands under $5M in annual gross revenue in Oregon, or supplying under 1 ton of packaging, are exempt.

Materials covered

  • Rigid plastic, flexible plastic, glass, metal, paper, multi-material packaging
  • Cosmetic primary and secondary packaging
  • Food service ware (paper and plastic)

Producer obligations

  • Join Circular Action Alliance, the approved PRO
  • Report supply data by material category to CAA every year; the 2026 report, on calendar-year 2025 data, was due May 31, 2026
  • Pay CAA's fees, which it has charged since July 1, 2025, on its published fee schedule
  • Support a uniform statewide list of recyclable materials

Compliance timeline

  1. Fees begin

    Producer fees begin

    CAA began charging fees to member producers, the first US packaging EPR program to do so.

  2. Active

    2026 fee schedule

    CAA publishes the 2026 Oregon producer fee schedule.

  3. Reporting begins

    Annual supply report

    Producers' 2026 supply report to CAA, on calendar-year 2025 data.

How Cosmetica helps

Cosmetica coverage for Oregon

Cosmetica builds Oregon's CAA supply workbook from your packaging BOMs and per-state sales, mapped to CAA's Oregon reporting categories, and marks every packaging weight that is an estimate. It does not calculate fees.

Primary sources

EPR statutes and rules are evolving. Verify the latest dates, fee schedules, and de minimis thresholds with the state agency before relying on this summary for compliance decisions.