Producers
As EPR legislations are passed in different states, this page is your central resource for information on Interchange 360 and available compliance pathways.
Who Should Join Interchange 360?
Brand-owners, retailers, distributors of petroleum and automotive products, their associated packaging and other ‘Producers’ that are required to comply with state EPR laws.
Examples of products that would be included in EPR laws include motor oils, engine lubricants or additives, anti-freeze, transmission/brake/gear oils, or other automotive, mechanical, and motor liquids. Typical packaging formats include rigid plastic or HDPE, bag-in-box, pails (e.g., 5-gallon buckets), metal, multi-layer tubes or bottles, aerosols, or other container designed for single-use.
Producers are encouraged to join Interchange 360 by completing and submitting Participation Agreements for each regulated state. These agreements can be found linked below or on the relevant State Response pages.
If you’re still unclear about your reporting obligations, we’ve created this flowchart to help:
EPR Fees & Dues
Interchange 360 has established a fees/dues schedule that is intended to fund the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program in each state.
Planning Fees are intended to fund the activities needed for program start-up, including development of the EPR Plan, engagement with state EPR leads, engagement with stakeholders, preparation of an operational plan, IT, communications, legal and administration. Planning Fees stop when Implementation Fees begin.
Implementation Fees are intended to fund the operation of the program including payments to service providers, infrastructure development, public communications, state oversight costs, legal, IT and administration.
Guidance
Participation Agreements
Applicable Products List
Key Producer Dates
| Date | State | Description |
|---|---|---|
| March 11, 2026 | Colorado | Interchange 360 Program Launches |
| May 2026 | Maine | Producer Registration Deadline |
| July 1, 2026 | Maryland | Producers May Develop an Alternative Collection Plan |
| July 1, 2026 | Washington | Producer Registration Deadline |
| July 1, 2026 | Vermont | Landfill Ban for Covered Products Begin |
| October 31, 2026 | Colorado | Deadline for Eco-Modulation Fees to be Released |
| March 1, 2029 | Washington | Producers Not Registered Can No Longer Introduce Materials in the State |
Producer Webinars
We are committed to providing our Members and Participants guidance on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and sharing best practices to ensure fulfill compliance obligations and promote environmental stewardship. As part of that commitment, we conduct Producer Webinars on a regular basis and post the replays for reference and sharing.
Visit the Webinar Replays page to watch past webinars and download copies of the presentation decks.
Newsletters and Alerts
Stay informed with the latest EPR news and compliance updates for the petroleum and lubricants industry from Interchange 360. Sign up for your communication options or to update your preferences at any time.
Member Notices
March 4, 2026 – Washington State Alternative Collection Program
December 1, 2025 – Washington State EPR: 2026 Deadlines & LPMA’s Next Steps
November 13, 2025 – Important Changes to LPMA Payment Structure