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Oregon · Plastic Pollution & Recycling Modernization Act (SB 582)

Selling packaged goods into Oregon?Oregon's EPR program is live. Registration, reporting, and fees are already required.

Oregon's EPR law covers all producers selling covered materials into the state — regardless of where your brand is registered. Registration, annual reporting, and fee obligations are already in effect.

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Next Deadline
Jan 2027 · Fee Installment
Maximum Penalty
Up to $25,000/day per violation
Covered Material
Plastic, paper, glass, metal packaging
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What Oregon's EPR law requires from your brand

Oregon's Plastic Pollution and Recycling Modernization Act (SB 582) creates a producer-funded recycling system with mandatory registration, data reporting, and PRO fee obligations — independently from any other state.


Who is covered under Oregon's EPR law?

You are likely covered if your brand sells products in Oregon using:

Small producer exemptions exist, but thresholds are calculated across all products sold into Oregon — not per item.

EPR Compliance Blueprint · Oregon

Know your Oregon obligations — delivered in 5 business days.

The Oregon EPR Compliance Blueprint maps your applicable obligations — registration status, reporting deadlines, fee estimates, and a step-by-step action plan. Fixed price. No billable hours.

From $1,200, credited toward Managed · Managed from $12,000/year, all states

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Related guides
Am I Required to Register for EPR? A 5-Question Checklist → EPR Penalties by State: What’s the Risk? → What Brands Get Wrong About Multi-State EPR Compliance → What To Know About Packaging EPR →
Official source: Oregon DEQ — Producers of Covered Products → Regulatory information reviewed: July 16, 2026