Staying ahead of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations requires constant awareness of what’s coming next. EPR Watchlist: Legislation That Will Shape 2026 brought together regulatory experts to break down the legislation shaping EPR compliance across North America.
During this expert-led session, we explored what’s confirmed, what’s emerging, and what businesses should keep on their radar as they plan for 2026 and beyond.
What You’ll Learn:
- Key legislative developments expected to shape EPR compliance in 2026.
- Comprehensive North American insights on packaging, textiles, household hazardous waste, PFAS, the Canadian Federal Plastics Registry, and more.
- Clear breakdown of finalized regulations versus proposals still under development.
- Early trends and signals that could impact future compliance obligations.
- Practical steps to prepare now, including data and reporting readiness, cross‑functional alignment, and integrating EPR into your broader business strategy.
FAQs Covered in the Webinar:
- Which EPR regulations should be prioritized on the 2026 compliance roadmap?
- How can organizations keep up with evolving EPR requirements across multiple regions?
- What type of data and documentation will need to be collected or improved for upcoming EPR reporting?
- How will new or expanded EPR laws affect costs and internal processes?
- How does the Canadian Federal Plastics Registry fit into the broader EPR landscape?
Fill out the form to watch the webinar recording and stay ahead of the regulatory changes coming your way. Discover timelines, regulatory requirements, and practical compliance strategies aligned with the EPR legislation shaping 2026.
Disclaimer: This resource should not replace professional legal counsel—always consult qualified legal professionals for current information specific to your situation.
