July 10, 2026

B&I University: CA’s Textile and Apparel Extended Producer Responsibility Program

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In 2024, California passed legislation that flew under the radar, establishing a first-of-its-kind Extended Producer Responsibility regime that targets the apparel and textile industries. That program goes into effect this month.

Join partner Jamie Szal to learn more about the program and what action items may be on your horizon in the coming months.

Wednesday, July 22nd, 12pm EDT

Register here.

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