California’s EPR Revolution: What It Means for the Mobility Aftermarket
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California’s EPR Revolution: What It Means for the Mobility Aftermarket

California’s Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws are setting a new standard for how products and packaging are designed, recycled, and managed at the end of their life. For the mobility aftermarket, these evolving regulations bring both complexity and opportunity. At PARTSLIFE US, we’re committed to helping our industry stay compliant and sustainable—making it easier for businesses to navigate state-specific requirements, reduce waste, and advance toward a greener future.

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Why EPR Compliance Can’t Wait—Even Amid Industry Uncertainty
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Why EPR Compliance Can’t Wait—Even Amid Industry Uncertainty

EPR compliance isn’t new—but packaging EPR is about to impact nearly every brand selling automotive aftermarket parts, tools, and products. With deadlines in states like Colorado, Oregon, and California fast approaching, companies need to understand how these laws will reshape their responsibilities.

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