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EPR Masterclass Part 3: Colorado's Program
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Welcome to the Sustainable Design Lab podcast by Veritiv. Hosted by Chris Bradley, this show is your go-to resource for cutting-edge insights into the world of sustainable packaging. Join us as we reimagine packaging innovation and turn every decision into a powerful act of sustainability.
In this episode, Chris dives into Colorado's unique approach to packaging EPR in this comprehensive overview and comparison with Oregon's program. Chris unpacks key differences in fee structures, composting initiatives, and eco-modulation incentives.
What You’ll Learn:
- How Colorado's EPR program prioritizes composting infrastructure and incentivizes certified compostable packaging
- Why Colorado's fee structure differs from Oregon's
- How to qualify for eco-modulation incentives in Colorado
- The strategic approach to reuse and refill systems in Colorado, including complete fee exemptions for qualifying programs
- Why Colorado's balanced approach to recycling and composting creates new opportunities for sustainable packaging design
Chris leads the Sustainable Design Lab at Veritiv, where he oversees a 20,000-square-foot R&D facility in Silicon Valley and manages a team of over 60 packaging engineers, industrial designers, and sustainability experts. As a leading authority in sustainable packaging innovation, he specializes in helping companies navigate Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations and develop cost-effective sustainable packaging solutions. Chris' expertise spans packaging design optimization, regulatory compliance, and sustainable material innovation, making him uniquely qualified to guide businesses through the emerging landscape of EPR legislation.
The information presented in this episode is for general informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
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