Oregon
LPMA powered by Interchange 360 continues to work with the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to implement an EPR program for the petroleum and automotive products industry that ensures both compliance and recycling of its materials in that state.
Completing the Participation Agreement below will allow us to keep you informed of the progress made regarding producer obligations under the Plastic Pollution and Recycling Modernization Act (RMA).
Note: The information on this page should be used for informational purposes only and not construed as legal advice. Individual producers are encouraged to consult with their own legal counsel regarding their specific compliance obligations.
Complying with Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) begins with collecting data related to product distribution in each state and material specifications on packaging and we have created a document that can help you with this process. You can find that document, along with other relevant information, on the Producers page.
Participation Agreement
Completing the Participation Agreement registers you as an LPMA powered by Interchange 360 participant as we develop a program.
Send the signed agreement to memberservices@interchange360.com
A registration confirmation email will be sent within five days of submitting a Participation Agreement.
EPR Fees/Dues Reporting and Remittance
Producers are reminded that Planning Fees for Oregon went into effect as of January 1, 2025. Members and Participants report sales data by state and calculate their total remittance owing for the reporting period through The Vault, our secure online portal. Sales data reporting and payment is due 30 days after the reporting period ends.
If you have any questions, please contact our Member Services team.
Important Documents:
June 2, 2025: DEQ letter re: Exemptions claim for producers of HDPE rigid automotive fluid containers
April 2025: Collection Plan Submitted to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ)
March 2025: Member Update on Oregon Planning
March 2025: Letter to Oregon DEQ re: Supplemental Information to December 20th, 2024 Correspondence
December 2024: Letter to Oregon DEQ re: Notice of Compliance (Exemption) with RMA via Separate Program
June 2024: Comments to DEQ regarding second set of Rule Makings for the RMA
Frequently Asked Questions about Oregon:
What should my first step be to support an EPR Program for Petroleum and Automotive Products?
As we continue to work with DEQ on developing an EPR program for the petroleum and automotive products industry that ensures both compliance and recycling of its materials in Oregon, Producers are encouraged to complete the Oregon Participation Agreement so we can keep members apprised of any updates.
Do you have a list of Applicable Products in Oregon?
Yes. For the benefit of Producers, we plan on maintaining a consistent list of Applicable Products List for our program across all states. View the list here.
Has LPMA powered by Interchange 360 submitted comments to DEQ regarding Rulemaking?
Yes. In July, 2024, LPMA powered by Interchange 360 provided written comments pertaining to DEQ second set of rulemakings to clarify and implement the Plastic Pollution and Recycling Modernization Act of 2021.
View the letter here.
Where can I get more information on the Oregon Plastic Pollution and Recycling Modernization Act of 2021?
Visit the DEQ website here.
Are you hosting any Producer Webinars?
Yes. We hold Producer-focused webinars on a quarterly basis, or as the need arises. You can watch the replays of past Webinars and register for upcoming ones here.