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  • About Us
  • What is EPR?
  • NY Student Advocacy
  • Get Involved!
  • Take Action: Toolkit
  • New York EPR Update
  • The Case for EPR Labels
  • Our Mission
  • Ensuring Accountability
  • The Bigger Picture
  • Consumer Activism
  • How EPR Works
  • Why Does it Matter?
  • Transparent & Competitive
  • Impact on Consumers
  • An example: Fashion today
  • What now? EPR in Action
  • Contact
  • Resources
  • More
    • Home
    • About Us
    • What is EPR?
    • NY Student Advocacy
    • Get Involved!
    • Take Action: Toolkit
    • New York EPR Update
    • The Case for EPR Labels
    • Our Mission
    • Ensuring Accountability
    • The Bigger Picture
    • Consumer Activism
    • How EPR Works
    • Why Does it Matter?
    • Transparent & Competitive
    • Impact on Consumers
    • An example: Fashion today
    • What now? EPR in Action
    • Contact
    • Resources
  • Home
  • About Us
  • What is EPR?
  • NY Student Advocacy
  • Get Involved!
  • Take Action: Toolkit
  • New York EPR Update
  • The Case for EPR Labels
  • Our Mission
  • Ensuring Accountability
  • The Bigger Picture
  • Consumer Activism
  • How EPR Works
  • Why Does it Matter?
  • Transparent & Competitive
  • Impact on Consumers
  • An example: Fashion today
  • What now? EPR in Action
  • Contact
  • Resources

What happens now? Extended Producer Responsibility in action

Timeline highlighting sustainability regulations from 2023 to 2025.

Legislation will lead the effort and enforcement of making EPR a reality.

Close-up of recyclable packaging labels on plastic cup and cardboard box.

Products will be labeled with their EPR Footprint. Like a carbon footprint, this will reflect how sustainable a product is, and how responsible a manufacturer is.

Footprint infographic showing environmental factors like emissions and waste.

  

That’s why we need an “EPR footprint.” Like a carbon footprint, an EPR footprint would be a measure that consumers could rely on to inform them of the consequences of the purchasing choices. An EPR footprint would tell the consumer the cost of their purchase dedicated to disposal. A lower footprint will generally mean a more environmentally conscious design.

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