top of page

OUR CAMPAIGNS

Here at CPSC, we're known for getting things done.  Our campaigns cover key areas related to our mission of shifting California’s product waste management system from one focused on government funded and ratepayer financed waste diversion to one that relies on producer responsibility in order to reduce public costs and drive improvements in product design that promote environmental sustainability.

DON'T RUSH TO FLUSH

This program, developed and administered by the California Product Stewardship Council, has the goal of increasing the disposal of unwanted medicines across the state of California. Click the logo to the right to visit the Don't Rush to Flush website.

DontFlushLogo 1-2017 RGB 400 px.jpg

REFUEL YOUR FUN

This program, developed and administered by the California Product Stewardship Council, has the goal of increasing the use of reusable camping propane tanks across the state of California. Click the logo to the right to visit the Refuel Your Fun website.

Trademark Registered - with border.jpg

CALIFORNIA DRUG TAKE-BACK PROGRAM

This program, developed and administered by the California Product Stewardship Council, has the goal of increasing the disposal of unwanted medicines across the state of California. Click the logo to the right to visit the program website.

dhcs 1.JPG

STATEWIDE TEXTILES RECOVERY ADVISORY COMMITTEE (STRAC)

CPSC has been hosting a Statewide Textile Recovery Advisory Committee (STRAC) that calls among industry experts who have deliberated the contents and goals of publishing a report for policy makers at every level of government to address the growing textile waste stream. 

STRAC Logo - Final _while.png

Following the lead of the European Union’s Sustainable Products Initiative, products need to be made more Durable

Reusable, Repairable, and Recyclable.

DR3 logo - FINAL 2021.gif

DR3 CAMPAIGN

MAKE THE ELECTRONIC MARINE FLARE SWITCH

This program, developed and administered by the California Product Stewardship Council, has the goal of switching boaters from single-use pyrotechnic marine flares to reusable electronic visual distress signal devices (eVDSDs). Click the logo to the right to visit the program webpage.

Make the Electronic Marine Flare Switch_SM_Circle.png

CPSC Pilot Projects

Read more about the CPSC pilots leading the way for new programs and campaigns. ​

​

What is extended producer responsibility (EPR)?

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a strategy to place a shared responsibility for end-of-life product management on the producers, and all entities involved in the product chain, instead of the general public; while encouraging product design or redesign that minimizes the negative impacts on human health and the environment at every stage of the product's lifecycle. This allows the costs of processing and recycling or disposal to be incorporated into the total cost of a product. This also places primary responsibility on the producer, or brand owner, who ultimately makes design and marketing decisions for their products. It also creates a setting for recycled commodities markets to emerge, which helps support a true circular economy.

CONTACT  US:

T: 279.444.7481

E: info@calpsc.org

Copyright 2024

California Product Stewardship Council

All Rights Reserved

sitemap

Have a question? Email us at info@calpsc.org. Want to join our list of CPSC stakeholders? Complete the form below.

bottom of page