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Colorado EPR report due date 2026

Last verified

Colorado has 2 verified packaging EPR deadlines in the Instica data, reviewed on September 29, 2026, the first falling January 1, 2026. The kinds of date are payment date, other date. Each carries the period it covers and a quoted source, and you sign and submit every filing yourself.

Timeline of 2 verified EPR deadlines for Colorado in 20262026: Jan 1, 2026 Payment and Jan 1, 2026 Other datePaymentOther dateJan2026FebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec121Jan 1, 2026Payment2Jan 1, 2026Other dateTime zone: Calendar dates, local time of the receiving office
Colorado: verified deadlines placed on the 2026 calendar Source: colorado.public.law, retrieved November 4, 2026

Colorado EPR deadlines at a glance

Colorado: verified deadlines, with kind, period and source
Date or ruleKindPeriod coveredSource
January 1, 2026Paymentprogram year 2026colorado.public.law
January 1, 2026Other dateNot statedcolorado.public.law

Each verified date and what it asks of you

Payment: January 1, 2026

The payment date is January 1, 2026. It covers program year 2026.

Note from the source: The statute sets the latest date; CAA sets the invoice date. CDPHE says dues are payable in January each year.

Original wording

no later than January 1, 2026, and annually thereafter by a date determined by the organization

Source: colorado.public.law

Other date: January 1, 2026

The other date is January 1, 2026.

Note from the source: The executive director develops the bonus schedule by 1 January each year.

Original wording

By January 1, 2026, and each year thereafter, the executive director shall develop an eco-modulation bonus schedule

Source: colorado.public.law

Colorado: the 2026 calendar worked out day by day

This section places the 2 dated entries for Colorado on the 2026 calendar. A yearly rule is placed on its day in 2026; a fixed date is used as the source gives it. The weekday, the day of the year, the ISO week and the quarter are worked out from that date, and the distance to the review of September 29, 2026 is counted in days. The first entry falls on January 1, 2026 and the last on January 1, 2026.

Payment: Thursday, January 1, 2026. This is day 1 of the year, in ISO week 1 and quarter 1. It lay 271 days before the review date, and it is the first entry of the year.

Other date: Thursday, January 1, 2026. This is day 1 of the year, in ISO week 1 and quarter 1. It lay 271 days before the review date, on the same day as the previous entry (payment date).

Across 2026 the 2 dated entries for Colorado spread over 0 days, from the first to the last. By quarter the count is Q1 2, Q2 0, Q3 0, Q4 0.

1 entry shares its day with the entry before. None of the 2 dates falls on a Saturday or Sunday in 2026.

By kind, the 2026 entries for Colorado are Payment 1, Other date 1. By weekday they are Thursday 2. Counted from the review on September 29, 2026, the first entry falls 271 days before it and the last 271 days before it.

Colorado next to the other places in United States

Colorado is one of 7 places in United States with a verified deadline in the Instica data. With 2 verified deadlines it ranks 7 of 7 by the number of entries (rank 1 has the most). By the first dated entry in 2026, January 1, 2026, it ranks 1 of 5.

In United States the earliest first date in 2026 belongs to Colorado (January 1, 2026) and the latest to Oregon (May 31, 2026).

Closest in time to the first date of Colorado, measured against the other places in United States: Washington (March 1, 2026, 59 days later); Maryland (May 31, 2026, 150 days later); Minnesota (May 31, 2026, 150 days later).

Across all 48 places with a verified deadline in the Instica data, whatever the region, 2 entries for Colorado sits against a median of 3 per place, and 0 places have fewer. The first dated entry of Colorado in 2026, January 1, 2026, ranks 1 of 45 places with a dated entry; the earliest anywhere is Colorado (January 1, 2026) and the latest is Germany (December 31, 2026).

Colorado: each kind of date against United States

Each kind of date that Colorado has in 2026 is set below against the other places in United States that have a dated entry of the same kind. The rank counts places with an earlier date, so rank 1 is the earliest.

Payment: Colorado has January 1, 2026. No other place in United States has a dated payment date in 2026, so there is nothing to compare it with.

Other date: Colorado has January 1, 2026. Of the 3 places in United States with a dated other date in 2026, it ranks 1. The earliest is Colorado (January 1, 2026) and the latest is Minnesota (December 31, 2026).

Colorado: the 2026 dates month by month

Month by month, the dated entries for Colorado in 2026 fall as follows. No entry falls in February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December.

January: Payment on Thursday the 1st; Other date on Thursday the 1st.

Dates the sources have not published yet

Colorado also has 2 entries that no primary source supports yet. They are shown as not yet published, with the reason, and they never appear as a date.

  • Not yet published: other date. Reason: CDPHE gives a season, not a date.
  • Not yet published: report deadline. Reason: No Colorado report date was on the CAA or CDPHE pages read.

Who sets and receives these dates

Colorado: Registration runs through Circular Action Alliance producer portal; the party that registers is described as The producer, with CAA. Producers of applicable petroleum and automotive products register with Interchange 360. The dates above are the ones that registry and its programme publish, so they are the ones your filings are measured against.

Producers meet the duty through one of several producer responsibility organisations; the organisations named in the data are Circular Action Alliance, Interchange 360 (automotive lubricant packaging, individual programme); membership of the organisation is required. Programmes can publish their own dates, such as invoice days, next to the dates of the authority, and both kinds of date are listed when a source states them.

The file that goes with the date

Colorado: the recipient has not yet published a file layout for these reports, so the data holds no layout to show. Instica does not fill the gap with a guess; the report-format page records what is still open. When the layout is published, Instica prepares the file in it from your measured and estimated quantities, and you upload it yourself.

Open the Colorado report-format page

Questions about Colorado EPR deadlines

When is the Colorado EPR report due?

The data lists no verified report date for Colorado. Other kinds of date are listed above with their sources; a report date appears here once a primary source states it.

Which period does a Colorado deadline cover?

The sources describe these periods: program year 2026. A report is usually filed after the period it covers ends, so the date and the period are different things and both are shown.

Colorado has 2 verified deadlines in the Instica data. Verified means that the date or rule was read from a primary source on the retrieval date shown beside it, with the quote kept in the language of the source. A date that no primary source states is not shown as a date at all: it appears further down as not yet published, with the reason.

By shape, the entries are 2 with a fixed calendar date. The table lists them in date order, then by kind. The sections after it take each date in turn, then explain what the kinds of date ask of a producer, how to read a yearly rule or a month-only rule, and what to prepare before the day arrives.

What each kind of date means

Payment

A payment date is the day by which fees or dues have to be paid for a programme year. Some programmes fix the day in the rules and others set it on each invoice, which is why a month-only entry can appear without a day. Instica estimates the fee from the published rate schedule; the invoice and the payment stay between you and the programme.

Other date

Some dates in the source are neither a registration, a report nor a payment, for example a date from which a rule applies or a notice period. They are listed with the same source and quote as every other date, and the note beside each one says what it is.

How dates, yearly rules and month-only rules read

A fixed date is shown as the source gives it, formatted for your language. It is a calendar day, not a time of day, and it applies in the local time of the office that receives the filing. Where a fixed date is the first of a yearly series, the entry says so.

Dates in this data can be revised by the programme or the authority. Each entry shows the day it was retrieved, so you can see how old it is, and a newer source always wins over this page.

Preparing before the date

  1. Count the packaging you place on the market in the period the date covers. Weigh a sample of each pack, record the material of each part and note where each weight comes from: measured, supplied by your supplier, estimated or declared.
  2. Group the weights the way the recipient groups them. The report-format page for this place lists the columns, the units and the rounding the file expects.
  3. Estimate the fee from the published rate schedule, if the programme charges by weight or material, and keep the working so you can explain every figure.
  4. Read the source quote under the date once more, because the programme can change a day or a period between reviews.
  5. Sign in to the official portal yourself, check the prepared file and submit it. Instica stores no portal credentials and files nothing for you.

Add these dates to your calendar

2 of the 2 verified dates for Colorado have a day in the source and are in the calendar feed. Subscribe once and your calendar adds new dates after each review. Every event carries the source address of the date, so you can open the page the date comes from. Entries without a day stay on this page.

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Verified dates only. Month-only and written rules stay on the page. Instica prepares; you sign and submit.

Frequently asked questions

Does Instica submit the report for me?

No. Instica measures, estimates and prepares the figures and the file. You sign in to the official portal, check the file and submit it yourself, and Instica never stores your portal credentials.

How do I add the Colorado dates to my calendar?

Use the calendar block on this page: download the file or subscribe with the feed address. Each event has the day, the kind of date and the address of the source. Dates that the source gives only as a month or in words are not in the feed.

What if a source changes a date after this review?

The source wins. Every entry shows the day it was retrieved. Check the source address before you act, and use the next review of this page for the change.

How to read this page

Our reviewers.

Sources

  1. colorado.public.law retrieved
    Original wording: no later than January 1, 2026, and annually thereafter by a date determined by the organization
    Original wording: By January 1, 2026, and each year thereafter, the executive director shall develop an eco-modulation bonus schedule
  2. cdphe.colorado.gov retrieved
    Original wording: All producers of paper products and packaging materials should register with Circular Action Alliance and submit a supply report.
    Original wording: Interchange 360 manages the recycling of automotive lubricant packaging, such as motor oil and antifreeze.
  3. circularactionalliance.org retrieved (not yet published)
    Original wording: All current CAA guidance documents, tools and producer resources are available in the Guidance & Tools section of the Producer Portal.
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