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Environmental Law and Policy Monitor

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By Karlie Webb, Shawn Zovod, Liz Glusman
| environmentallawandpolicy.com
On July 14, 2026, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California halted enforcement of California’s Truth in Recycling law (SB 343), which prohibits use of the “chasing arrows” symbols and other recyclability claims on product packaging unless the packaging meets California’s strict standards.
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Environmental Law and Policy Monitor

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By Melissa Horne, Karlie Webb, Shawn Zovod
| environmentallawandpolicy.com
California’s extended producer responsibility (EPR) law, Senate Bill (SB) 54, is facing a broad constitutional challenge brought by 17 states and the National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors (NAW). The lawsuit targets core features of California’s EPR framework, including source-reduction mandates, recyclability and recycling-rate targets, producer fees, the $500 million annual environmental mitigation surcharge, and mandatory participation in the Circular Action Alliance (CAA).
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Environmental Law and Policy Monitor

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By Melissa Horne, Karlie Webb, Shawn Zovod
| environmentallawandpolicy.com
First-of-its-kind program: California’s Responsible Textile Recovery Act of 2024 (SB 707) creates a statewide extended producer responsibility (EPR) framework for apparel and textile articles. July 1, 2026 deadline: “Producers” of “covered products” must register with CalRecycle-approved producer responsible organization (PRO) Landbell USA.
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