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SB 54 in California

California is taking on one of its most ambitious recycling and packaging challenges yet. SB 54 is one of the most comprehensive and far-reaching packaging responsibility laws in the U.S., creating a producer-funded system to support recycling, composting, and waste management improvements across the state.

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Start with the topic that's most relevant to where you are right now

1

What SB 54 Means for You

Learn what is changing under SB 54, what stays the same, and what to expect as implementation moves forward.

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2

Roles and Responsibilities

Understand who does what under SB 54, how responsibilities are shared, and where your organization fits.

Find your role →
3

Reimbursement for Covered Costs (Coming Soon)

Learn how reimbursement works, what costs may be eligible, and how to prepare for future funding opportunities.

Reimbursement overview →

Goals of SB 54

By January 1, 2032:

25%
reduction in single-use plastic packaging
65%
recycling rate
100%
of packaging recyclable or compostable
Recycling-system operators — coordinator, hauler, MRF worker — together on-site. Tier 3 · Commission

Whether you're already involved in this work or just beginning to learn about SB 54, this site is here to help you understand what is changing, where you fit, and how to access available support and funding.

If you haven't connected with CAA yet, complete the CAA California Recycling & Reuse System Inquiry Form. Knowing a bit more about your organization helps CAA point you to the best next steps.

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