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Do you know which of your packaging falls under general state EPR, which falls under Interchange 360, or whether both apply?
Most automotive suppliers don't: some assume packaging law is a CPG problem — bottles and cartons, not automotive — while others assume it's someone else's issue further down the chain, an OEM or Tier 1 problem.
Both assumptions land in the same place: no registration, no reporting, and no idea what the actual exposure is.
If you're not sure whether your automotive fluids or parts create packaging obligations, or which of two overlapping programs applies to you, this session exists for you. We'll walk you through how state EPR and Interchange 360 run in parallel, who counts as the obligated producer across a multi-tier supply chain, and how to figure out where your packaging actually falls.
If you're not sure whether your packaging falls under general EPR, Interchange 360, or both, this session is for you.
Come with whatever SKU and packaging data you have, even if it's incomplete. Leave with a clear picture of which program covers which packaging, who's liable across your supply chain, and what to register and report next.
This session is made for you if you're not sure whether EPR or Interchange 360 applies to your packaging, you know one or both apply but haven't registered yet, or you've already registered and want to confirm you're not missing overlap between the two programs.
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As the Director of Membership Services, Mark works closely with producers of petroleum and petroleum-related products to develop strategic compliance solutions for EPR laws. Mark joined Interchange 360 directly from Circular Action Alliance (CAA) where he worked on producer engagement and communications outreach as part of the project team building the organization’s foundation. Prior to CAA, he spent 10 years at an association representing the recycled materials industry where he developed and implemented member and external communications strategies. Mark started his career in U.S. politics working on advocacy campaigns, in senior positions on Capitol Hill, and on political campaigns spanning all levels of government.
Alyssa leads product development at rePurpose Global to help CPG companies take action on circular packaging.
Lowell has built his career translating dense regulations into language people actually understand. After nearly a decade in environmental compliance, including 500+ hours of training delivered across 33 states, he now helps brands navigate the chaos of U.S. Packaging EPR. As Director of Channel Partnerships, his mission is simple: make compliance less intimidating and packaging data more actionable, and prove that the companies that get ahead of regulation will ultimately outperform those chasing deadlines.
World’s leading Packaging Sustainability and Compliance Platform for Consumer Companies to streamline EPR compliance and make credible sustainability claims.
