Oregon EPR per pound: 2026, published rates, modulation and change
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The 2026 packaging fee schedule for Oregon lists 60 categories with a rate in US cents per pound. Rates run from 0.0 for Corrugated Cardboard (Tertiary/transport) non-consumer to 138.0 for PS (#6) Colored Expanded/Foamed Cushioning. Instica read each figure from the publisher's schedule, retrieved September 29, 2026.
How the fee is built
The base of the fee is a rate per pound of packaging placed on the market, by material (9 material groups here). On top of the base, the scheme adjusts some rates up or down for how recyclable a pack is. Small producers may pay a flat fee by band instead of the per-weight rates. The scheme also lists other charges that do not depend on weight. The rates carry 3 modulation groups, which are compared below.
Eco-modulation
The scheme describes its modulation as follows: per_category. The adjustments below are the values the publisher states; Instica applies none of them on its own.
| Group | Description | Adjustment | Applies to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Statewide collection list (USCL) | Covered material type USCL in the fee table | Not yet published | rows typed USCL |
| PRO recycling acceptance list | Covered material type PRO in the fee table | Not yet published | rows typed PRO |
| On neither list | Materials labeled N/A are not accepted on either the USCL or PRO Recycling Acceptance List | Not yet published | rows typed N/A |
Groups mirror the Covered Material Type column. The schedule shows a SIM portion of 0.0 for every category; the PDF does not define SIM.
Flat fees for small producers
A producer whose supply falls inside one of these bands may pay the flat fee shown instead of the per-weight rates. Check the eligibility column against your own supply before you rely on a band.
| Band | Eligibility | Supply range | Flat fee |
|---|---|---|---|
tier-1 | Any producer, including producers with gross revenues over $10 million (asterisk in source). | 1 – 3 tonne | 1,200 USD |
tier-2 | Same as tier-1. Also open to producers over $10 million (asterisk in source). | 3 – 5 tonne | 2,500 USD |
tier-3 | Producers under $10 million gross revenues. | 5 – 8 tonne | 4,100 USD |
tier-4 | Producers under $10 million gross revenues. | 8 – 10 tonne | 5,800 USD |
Other charges
Besides the weight-based rates, the schedule lists these charges. Each is shown with the basis the publisher gives for it.
| Charge | Basis | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Flat fee eligibility | The flat-fee tiers run from 1 to 10 metric tons. Under five metric tons any producer may use them; from five to 10 metric tons only a producer with gross revenue under $10 million may. Above 10 metric tons no flat-fee tier applies. | Not yet published |
Modulation groups compared
The rates fall into 3 modulation groups. The table gives the lowest, highest and mean per-tonne rate of each group, so you can see how far the modulation moves a fee.
Every published rate
The table lists all 60 categories of the schedule with the rate exactly as published, in US cents per pound. The last column converts each rate to USD per tonne (1 tonne is 1,000 kg; 1 lb is 0.45359237 kg) so it can be compared with other schedules.
| Code | Category | Material | Rate (US cents per pound) | Converted (USD per tonne) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
OR-newspapers | Newspapers | Printing and Writing Paper | 5.0 | 110.23 |
OR-newsprint-inserts-and-circulars | Newsprint (inserts and circulars) | Printing and Writing Paper | 5.0 | 110.23 |
OR-magazines-catalogs-and-directories | Magazines, Catalogs and Directories | Printing and Writing Paper | 5.0 | 110.23 |
OR-paper-for-general-use | Paper for General Use | Printing and Writing Paper | 5.0 | 110.23 |
OR-other-printed-materials | Other Printed Materials | Printing and Writing Paper | 5.0 | 110.23 |
OR-glass-bottles-and-jars-other-containers | Glass Bottles and Jars & Other Containers | Glass and Ceramics | 10.0 | 220.46 |
OR-ceramic-all-forms | Ceramic - All Forms | Glass and Ceramics | 111.0 | 2,447.13 |
OR-aluminum-containers | Aluminum Containers | Metal | 6.0 | 132.28 |
OR-aluminum-foil-and-molded-containers | Aluminum Foil and Molded Containers | Metal | 24.0 | 529.11 |
OR-aluminum-aerosol-containers | Aluminum Aerosol Containers | Metal | 64.0 | 1,410.96 |
OR-aluminum-other-forms | Aluminum - Other Forms | Metal | 78.0 | 1,719.61 |
OR-steel-containers | Steel Containers | Metal | 10.0 | 220.46 |
OR-steel-aerosol-containers | Steel Aerosol Containers | Metal | 64.0 | 1,410.96 |
OR-steel-other-forms | Steel - Other Forms | Metal | 68.0 | 1,499.14 |
OR-metal-small-format | Metal - Small Format | Metal | 26.0 | 573.20 |
OR-pressurized-cylinders | Pressurized cylinders | Metal | 62.0 | 1,366.87 |
OR-aseptic-and-gable-top-cartons | Aseptic and Gable-top Cartons | Paper/Fiber | 17.0 | 374.79 |
OR-kraft-paper | Kraft Paper | Paper/Fiber | 8.0 | 176.37 |
OR-corrugated-cardboard | Corrugated Cardboard | Paper/Fiber | 8.0 | 176.37 |
OR-corrugated-cardboard-tertiary-transport-non-consumer | Corrugated Cardboard (Tertiary/transport) non-consumer | Paper/Fiber | 0.0 | 0.00 |
OR-paperboard | Paperboard | Paper/Fiber | 8.0 | 176.37 |
OR-polycoated-paperboard | Polycoated Paperboard | Paper/Fiber | 48.0 | 1,058.22 |
OR-other-paper-laminates | Other Paper Laminates | Paper/Fiber | 51.0 | 1,124.36 |
OR-other-paper-packaging | Other Paper Packaging | Paper/Fiber | 8.0 | 176.37 |
OR-paper-small-format | Paper - Small Format | Paper/Fiber | 44.0 | 970.03 |
OR-pet-1-bottles-jugs-and-jars-clear-natural | PET (#1) - Bottles, Jugs, and Jars (Clear/Natural) | Plastic - Rigid | 25.0 | 551.16 |
OR-pet-1-bottles-jugs-and-jars-pigmented-color | PET (#1) - Bottles, Jugs, and Jars (Pigmented/Color) | Plastic - Rigid | 67.0 | 1,477.10 |
OR-pet-1-thermoformed-containers-cups-plates-trays | PET (#1) - Thermoformed Containers, Cups, Plates, Trays | Plastic - Rigid | 57.0 | 1,256.63 |
OR-pet-1-tubs | PET (#1) - Tubs | Plastic - Rigid | 50.0 | 1,102.31 |
OR-pet-1-other-rigid-items | PET (#1) - Other Rigid Items | Plastic - Rigid | 70.0 | 1,543.24 |
OR-pet-1-lids | PET (#1) - Lids | Plastic - Rigid | 60.0 | 1,322.77 |
OR-hdpe-2-bottles-jugs-and-jars-clear-natural | HDPE (#2) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars (Clear/Natural) | Plastic - Rigid | 9.0 | 198.42 |
OR-hdpe-2-bottles-jugs-and-jars-pigmented-color | HDPE (#2) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars (Pigmented/Color) | Plastic - Rigid | 32.0 | 705.48 |
OR-hdpe-2-pails-buckets | HDPE (#2) - Pails & Buckets | Plastic - Rigid | 18.0 | 396.83 |
OR-hdpe-2-tubs-nursery-plant-pots-trays | HDPE (#2) - Tubs, Nursery (plant) pots & trays | Plastic - Rigid | 35.0 | 771.62 |
OR-hdpe-2-package-handles-lids | HDPE (#2) - Package Handles, Lids | Plastic - Rigid | 29.0 | 639.34 |
OR-hdpe-2-other-rigid-items | HDPE (#2) - Other Rigid Items | Plastic - Rigid | 66.0 | 1,455.05 |
OR-pvc-3-rigid-items | PVC (#3) - Rigid Items | Plastic - Rigid | 97.0 | 2,138.48 |
OR-ldpe-4-bottles-jugs-and-jars | LDPE (#4) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars | Plastic - Rigid | 66.0 | 1,455.05 |
OR-ldpe-4-lids | LDPE (#4) - Lids | Plastic - Rigid | 29.0 | 639.34 |
OR-ldpe-4-other-rigid-items | LDPE (#4) - Other Rigid Items | Plastic - Rigid | 66.0 | 1,455.05 |
OR-pp-5-bottles-jugs-and-jars | PP (#5) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars | Plastic - Rigid | 38.0 | 837.76 |
OR-pp-5-other-rigid-containers-cups-plates-trays | PP (#5) - Other Rigid Containers, Cups, Plates, Trays | Plastic - Rigid | 62.0 | 1,366.87 |
OR-pp-5-lids | PP (#5) - Lids | Plastic - Rigid | 29.0 | 639.34 |
OR-pp-5-tubs-pails-and-buckets-nursery-plant-pots-trays | PP (#5) - Tubs, Pails and Buckets, Nursery (plant) pots & trays | Plastic - Rigid | 19.0 | 418.88 |
OR-pp-5-other-rigid-items | PP (#5) - Other Rigid Items | Plastic - Rigid | 66.0 | 1,455.05 |
OR-ps-6-expanded-foamed-hinged-containers-plates-cups-tubs-tray | PS (#6) Expanded/Foamed Hinged Containers, Plates, Cups, Tubs, Trays, and Other Foamed Containers | Plastic - Rigid | 138.0 | 3,042.38 |
OR-ps-6-white-expanded-foamed-cushioning | PS (#6) White Expanded/Foamed Cushioning | Plastic - Rigid | 72.0 | 1,587.33 |
OR-ps-6-colored-expanded-foamed-cushioning | PS (#6) Colored Expanded/Foamed Cushioning | Plastic - Rigid | 138.0 | 3,042.38 |
OR-ps-6-rigid-non-expanded | PS (#6) Rigid Non-Expanded | Plastic - Rigid | 97.0 | 2,138.48 |
OR-pla-pha-phb-rigid-items | PLA, PHA, PHB - Rigid Items | Plastic - Rigid | 97.0 | 2,138.48 |
OR-other-mixed-rigid-plastic | Other/Mixed Rigid Plastic | Plastic - Rigid | 97.0 | 2,138.48 |
OR-hdpe-2-ldpe-4-flexible-and-film-items | HDPE (#2)/ LDPE (#4) Flexible and Film Items | Plastic - Flexible | 43.0 | 947.99 |
OR-hdpe-2-ldpe-4-pallet-wrap-non-consumer | HDPE (#2)/ LDPE (#4) (Pallet Wrap) non-consumer | Plastic - Flexible | 34.0 | 749.57 |
OR-pp-5-flexible-and-film-items | PP (#5) Flexible and Film Items | Plastic - Flexible | 102.0 | 2,248.72 |
OR-pla-pha-phb-flexible-and-film-items | PLA, PHA, PHB - Flexible and Film Items | Plastic - Flexible | 102.0 | 2,248.72 |
OR-plastic-laminates-and-other-flexible-plastic-packaging | Plastic Laminates and Other Flexible Plastic Packaging | Plastic - Flexible | 102.0 | 2,248.72 |
OR-plastic-small-format | Plastic - Small Format | Plastic | 28.0 | 617.29 |
OR-plastic-containers-for-motor-oil-antifreeze-or-other-automot | Plastic containers for motor oil, antifreeze, or other automotive fluids, pesticides or herbicides, or other hazardous materials (flammable, corrosive, reactive, toxic) | Plastic - Other | 63.0 | 1,388.91 |
OR-wood-and-other-organic-materials | Wood and Other Organic Materials | Wood and Other Organic Materials | 105.0 | 2,314.85 |
The most and least expensive categories
These are the 5 categories with the highest and the lowest published rate in Oregon for 2026. The ranking uses the per-tonne figure where the schedule can be converted, so every row is on the same scale.
| Rank | Category | Published rate | USD per tonne |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | PS (#6) Colored Expanded/Foamed Cushioning | 138.0 | 3,042.38 |
| 2 | PS (#6) Expanded/Foamed Hinged Containers, Plates, Cups, Tubs, Trays, and Other Foamed Containers | 138.0 | 3,042.38 |
| 3 | Ceramic - All Forms | 111.0 | 2,447.13 |
| 4 | Wood and Other Organic Materials | 105.0 | 2,314.85 |
| 5 | PLA, PHA, PHB - Flexible and Film Items | 102.0 | 2,248.72 |
| Rank | Category | Published rate | USD per tonne |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Corrugated Cardboard (Tertiary/transport) non-consumer | 0.0 | 0.00 |
| 2 | Paper for General Use | 5.0 | 110.23 |
| 3 | Other Printed Materials | 5.0 | 110.23 |
| 4 | Newsprint (inserts and circulars) | 5.0 | 110.23 |
| 5 | Newspapers | 5.0 | 110.23 |
Across the schedule the spread between the highest and the lowest rate is 3,042.38 USD per tonne. The mean rate is 1,083.20 and the median 1,014.13 USD per tonne. These are plain averages over the listed categories, not weighted by tonnage.
Rates by material group
The schedule groups its categories into 9 material groups. For each group the table shows how many priced categories it holds and the lowest, highest and mean per-tonne rate. A wide range inside one group means the pack format matters as much as the material.
| Group | Material class | Categories | Lowest (USD per tonne) | Highest (USD per tonne) | Mean (USD per tonne) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Printing and Writing Paper | Paper and card | 5 | 110.23 | 110.23 | 110.23 |
| Glass and Ceramics | Glass | 2 | 220.46 | 2,447.13 | 1,333.80 |
| Metal | Other metal | 9 | 132.28 | 1,719.61 | 984.73 |
| Paper/Fiber | Paper and card | 9 | 0.00 | 1,124.36 | 470.32 |
| Plastic - Rigid | Plastic | 27 | 198.42 | 3,042.38 | 1,330.12 |
| Plastic - Flexible | Plastic | 5 | 749.57 | 2,248.72 | 1,688.74 |
| Plastic | Plastic | 1 | 617.29 | 617.29 | 617.29 |
| Plastic - Other | Plastic | 1 | 1,388.91 | 1,388.91 | 1,388.91 |
| Wood and Other Organic Materials | Wood and organics | 1 | 2,314.85 | 2,314.85 | 2,314.85 |
Worked costs for common packs
The table prices nine typical packs from Instica's packaging templates. For each material in the pack, the weight in grams is multiplied by the mean USD per tonne rate of that material class in the Oregon 2026 schedule, and the sum is the fee for 1,000 packs. It is an estimate for orientation: the real category of your pack decides the actual rate.
| Pack | Weight by material | Estimated fee, 1,000 packs (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Bag, Small (lunch bag) | Paper and card 20 g | $6.83 |
| Jar, Small (about 4 oz) | Glass 110 g + Steel 7 g + Paper and card 1 g | $153.95 |
| Bottle, Small (about 12 oz) | Plastic 15 g + Plastic 2 g | $23.18 |
| Can, Standard (12 oz) | Aluminium 14 g | $13.79 |
| Tin, Small (mint or balm tin) | Steel 20 g | $19.69 |
| Carton, Small (soap or tea box) | Paper and card 15 g | $5.13 |
| Mailer, Small (about 8 x 6 x 4 in) | Paper and card 90 g | $30.75 |
How it compares
Rates can only be compared in the same currency, so this section sets Oregon against the 5 other schedules in Instica's data that are priced in USD and convert to a per-tonne figure. No exchange rate is applied.
| Material class | Oregon mean (USD per tonne) | Median of the others | Range of the others | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wood and organics | 2,314.85 | 1,895.98 | 1,058.22 – 2,314.85 | 1 / 4 |
| Plastic | 1,363.62 | 1,341.36 | 825.16 – 1,373.48 | 2 / 4 |
| Glass | 1,333.80 | 788.15 | 562.18 – 1,333.80 | 1 / 4 |
| Other metal | 984.73 | 553.61 | 448.27 – 984.73 | 1 / 4 |
| Paper and card | 341.72 | 320.04 | 214.58 – 361.56 | 2 / 4 |
The class listed first, Wood and organics, is where this schedule charges the most compared with its peers. A high rank is not a verdict on the schedule; it reflects what the publisher chose to charge.
Other years of the same programme
Instica also holds these schedules for Oregon. Each page shows the rates of that year.
- 2027: Circular Action Alliance (Oregon PRO) (62)
Every priced category against its own schedule
The 2026 schedule for Oregon prices 60 categories. Each one below is set against the other rates of the same schedule: its place in the ranking and its distance from the schedule mean.
Oregon 2026: Newspapers is charged 5.0 US cents per pound, which is 110.23 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 55 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.10 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Printing and Writing Paper. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 400.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Newsprint (inserts and circulars) is charged 5.0 US cents per pound, which is 110.23 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 55 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.10 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Printing and Writing Paper. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 400.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Magazines, Catalogs and Directories is charged 5.0 US cents per pound, which is 110.23 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 55 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.10 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Printing and Writing Paper. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 400.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Paper for General Use is charged 5.0 US cents per pound, which is 110.23 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 55 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.10 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Printing and Writing Paper. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 400.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Other Printed Materials is charged 5.0 US cents per pound, which is 110.23 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 55 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.10 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Printing and Writing Paper. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 400.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Glass Bottles and Jars & Other Containers is charged 10.0 US cents per pound, which is 220.46 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 47 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.20 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Glass and Ceramics.
Oregon 2026: Ceramic - All Forms is charged 111.0 US cents per pound, which is 2,447.13 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 3 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 2.26 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Glass and Ceramics. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 33.7 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Aluminum Containers is charged 6.0 US cents per pound, which is 132.28 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 54 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.12 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Metal. The rate changes sign between the 2027 and 2026 schedules, so no percentage change is stated.
Oregon 2026: Aluminum Foil and Molded Containers is charged 24.0 US cents per pound, which is 529.11 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 43 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.49 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Metal. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 118.2 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Aluminum Aerosol Containers is charged 64.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,410.96 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 21 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.30 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Metal. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 93.9 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Aluminum - Other Forms is charged 78.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,719.61 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 12 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.59 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Metal. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 129.4 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Steel Containers is charged 10.0 US cents per pound, which is 220.46 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 47 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.20 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Metal. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 150.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Steel Aerosol Containers is charged 64.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,410.96 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 21 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.30 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Metal. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 93.9 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Steel - Other Forms is charged 68.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,499.14 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 15 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.38 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Metal. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 100.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Metal - Small Format is charged 26.0 US cents per pound, which is 573.20 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 41 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.53 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Metal. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 271.4 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Pressurized cylinders is charged 62.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,366.87 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 24 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.26 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Metal. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 72.2 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Aseptic and Gable-top Cartons is charged 17.0 US cents per pound, which is 374.79 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 46 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.35 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Paper/Fiber. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 466.7 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Kraft Paper is charged 8.0 US cents per pound, which is 176.37 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 50 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.16 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Paper/Fiber. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 300.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Corrugated Cardboard is charged 8.0 US cents per pound, which is 176.37 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 50 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.16 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Paper/Fiber. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 300.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Corrugated Cardboard (Tertiary/transport) non-consumer is charged 0.0 US cents per pound, which is 0.00 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 60 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.00 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Paper/Fiber.
Oregon 2026: Paperboard is charged 8.0 US cents per pound, which is 176.37 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 50 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.16 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Paper/Fiber. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 60.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Polycoated Paperboard is charged 48.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,058.22 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 30 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.98 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Paper/Fiber. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 41.2 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Other Paper Laminates is charged 51.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,124.36 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 28 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.04 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Paper/Fiber. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 59.4 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Other Paper Packaging is charged 8.0 US cents per pound, which is 176.37 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 50 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.16 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Paper/Fiber. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 60.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Paper - Small Format is charged 44.0 US cents per pound, which is 970.03 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 31 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.90 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Paper/Fiber. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 193.3 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PET (#1) - Bottles, Jugs, and Jars (Clear/Natural) is charged 25.0 US cents per pound, which is 551.16 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 42 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.51 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 31.6 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PET (#1) - Bottles, Jugs, and Jars (Pigmented/Color) is charged 67.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,477.10 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 16 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.36 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 26.4 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PET (#1) - Thermoformed Containers, Cups, Plates, Trays is charged 57.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,256.63 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 27 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.16 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 96.6 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PET (#1) - Tubs is charged 50.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,102.31 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 29 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.02 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 138.1 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PET (#1) - Other Rigid Items is charged 70.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,543.24 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 14 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.42 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 45.8 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PET (#1) - Lids is charged 60.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,322.77 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 26 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.22 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 53.8 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: HDPE (#2) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars (Clear/Natural) is charged 9.0 US cents per pound, which is 198.42 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 49 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.18 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. The rate changes sign between the 2027 and 2026 schedules, so no percentage change is stated.
Oregon 2026: HDPE (#2) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars (Pigmented/Color) is charged 32.0 US cents per pound, which is 705.48 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 36 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.65 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 60.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: HDPE (#2) - Pails & Buckets is charged 18.0 US cents per pound, which is 396.83 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 45 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.37 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 80.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: HDPE (#2) - Tubs, Nursery (plant) pots & trays is charged 35.0 US cents per pound, which is 771.62 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 34 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.71 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 94.4 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: HDPE (#2) - Package Handles, Lids is charged 29.0 US cents per pound, which is 639.34 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 37 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.59 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 123.1 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: HDPE (#2) - Other Rigid Items is charged 66.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,455.05 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 17 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.34 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 29.4 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PVC (#3) - Rigid Items is charged 97.0 US cents per pound, which is 2,138.48 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 8 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.97 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 120.5 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: LDPE (#4) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars is charged 66.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,455.05 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 17 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.34 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 29.4 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: LDPE (#4) - Lids is charged 29.0 US cents per pound, which is 639.34 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 37 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.59 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 123.1 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: LDPE (#4) - Other Rigid Items is charged 66.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,455.05 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 17 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.34 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 29.4 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PP (#5) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars is charged 38.0 US cents per pound, which is 837.76 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 33 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.77 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 81.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PP (#5) - Other Rigid Containers, Cups, Plates, Trays is charged 62.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,366.87 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 24 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.26 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 55.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PP (#5) - Lids is charged 29.0 US cents per pound, which is 639.34 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 37 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.59 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 123.1 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PP (#5) - Tubs, Pails and Buckets, Nursery (plant) pots & trays is charged 19.0 US cents per pound, which is 418.88 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 44 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.39 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 72.7 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PP (#5) - Other Rigid Items is charged 66.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,455.05 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 17 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.34 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 29.4 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PS (#6) Expanded/Foamed Hinged Containers, Plates, Cups, Tubs, Trays, and Other Foamed Containers is charged 138.0 US cents per pound, which is 3,042.38 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 1 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 2.81 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 86.5 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PS (#6) White Expanded/Foamed Cushioning is charged 72.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,587.33 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 13 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.47 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 22.0 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PS (#6) Colored Expanded/Foamed Cushioning is charged 138.0 US cents per pound, which is 3,042.38 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 1 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 2.81 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 86.5 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PS (#6) Rigid Non-Expanded is charged 97.0 US cents per pound, which is 2,138.48 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 8 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.97 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 120.5 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PLA, PHA, PHB - Rigid Items is charged 97.0 US cents per pound, which is 2,138.48 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 8 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.97 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 120.5 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Other/Mixed Rigid Plastic is charged 97.0 US cents per pound, which is 2,138.48 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 8 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.97 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Rigid. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 120.5 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: HDPE (#2)/ LDPE (#4) Flexible and Film Items is charged 43.0 US cents per pound, which is 947.99 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 32 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.88 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Flexible. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 258.3 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: HDPE (#2)/ LDPE (#4) (Pallet Wrap) non-consumer is charged 34.0 US cents per pound, which is 749.57 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 35 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.69 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Flexible. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 183.3 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PP (#5) Flexible and Film Items is charged 102.0 US cents per pound, which is 2,248.72 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 5 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 2.08 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Flexible. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 82.1 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: PLA, PHA, PHB - Flexible and Film Items is charged 102.0 US cents per pound, which is 2,248.72 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 5 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 2.08 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Flexible. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 82.1 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Plastic Laminates and Other Flexible Plastic Packaging is charged 102.0 US cents per pound, which is 2,248.72 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 5 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 2.08 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Flexible. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 82.1 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Plastic - Small Format is charged 28.0 US cents per pound, which is 617.29 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 40 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.57 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves -64.1 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Plastic containers for motor oil, antifreeze, or other automotive fluids, pesticides or herbicides, or other hazardous materials (flammable, corrosive, reactive, toxic) is charged 63.0 US cents per pound, which is 1,388.91 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 23 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.28 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Plastic - Other. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 31.3 % in the 2026 schedule.
Oregon 2026: Wood and Other Organic Materials is charged 105.0 US cents per pound, which is 2,314.85 USD per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 4 of 60 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 2.14 times the schedule mean of 1,083.20 USD per tonne, and it sits in the group Wood and Other Organic Materials. Against the 2027 schedule the same category moves 118.8 % in the 2026 schedule.
Fees at standard weights
The same engine that runs the fee calculator on this site prices each category of the 2026 schedule for Oregon at four standard weights, in USD. These are estimates built from the published rates; they leave out modulation, flat tiers and any other fee.
| Category | 100 g (USD) | 1 kg (USD) | 10 kg (USD) | 1 tonne (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Newspapers | $0.0110 | $0.1102 | $1.10 | $110.2311 |
| Newsprint (inserts and circulars) | $0.0110 | $0.1102 | $1.10 | $110.2311 |
| Magazines, Catalogs and Directories | $0.0110 | $0.1102 | $1.10 | $110.2311 |
| Paper for General Use | $0.0110 | $0.1102 | $1.10 | $110.2311 |
| Other Printed Materials | $0.0110 | $0.1102 | $1.10 | $110.2311 |
| Glass Bottles and Jars & Other Containers | $0.0220 | $0.2205 | $2.20 | $220.4623 |
| Ceramic - All Forms | $0.2447 | $2.45 | $24.47 | $2,447.1311 |
| Aluminum Containers | $0.0132 | $0.1323 | $1.32 | $132.28 |
| Aluminum Foil and Molded Containers | $0.0529 | $0.5291 | $5.29 | $529.1094 |
| Aluminum Aerosol Containers | $0.1411 | $1.41 | $14.11 | $1,410.9585 |
| Aluminum - Other Forms | $0.1720 | $1.72 | $17.20 | $1,719.6056 |
| Steel Containers | $0.0220 | $0.2205 | $2.20 | $220.4623 |
| Steel Aerosol Containers | $0.1411 | $1.41 | $14.11 | $1,410.9585 |
| Steel - Other Forms | $0.1499 | $1.50 | $14.99 | $1,499.1434 |
| Metal - Small Format | $0.0573 | $0.5732 | $5.73 | $573.2019 |
| Pressurized cylinders | $0.1367 | $1.37 | $13.67 | $1,366.8660 |
| Aseptic and Gable-top Cartons | $0.0375 | $0.3748 | $3.75 | $374.7858 |
| Kraft Paper | $0.0176 | $0.1764 | $1.76 | $176.37 |
| Corrugated Cardboard | $0.0176 | $0.1764 | $1.76 | $176.37 |
| Corrugated Cardboard (Tertiary/transport) non-consumer | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 |
| Paperboard | $0.0176 | $0.1764 | $1.76 | $176.37 |
| Polycoated Paperboard | $0.1058 | $1.06 | $10.58 | $1,058.2189 |
| Other Paper Laminates | $0.1124 | $1.12 | $11.24 | $1,124.3575 |
| Other Paper Packaging | $0.0176 | $0.1764 | $1.76 | $176.37 |
| Paper - Small Format | $0.0970 | $0.9700 | $9.70 | $970.0340 |
| PET (#1) - Bottles, Jugs, and Jars (Clear/Natural) | $0.0551 | $0.5512 | $5.51 | $551.1557 |
| PET (#1) - Bottles, Jugs, and Jars (Pigmented/Color) | $0.1477 | $1.48 | $14.77 | $1,477.0972 |
| PET (#1) - Thermoformed Containers, Cups, Plates, Trays | $0.1257 | $1.26 | $12.57 | $1,256.6349 |
| PET (#1) - Tubs | $0.1102 | $1.10 | $11.02 | $1,102.3113 |
| PET (#1) - Other Rigid Items | $0.1543 | $1.54 | $15.43 | $1,543.2358 |
| PET (#1) - Lids | $0.1323 | $1.32 | $13.23 | $1,322.7736 |
| HDPE (#2) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars (Clear/Natural) | $0.0198 | $0.1984 | $1.98 | $198.4160 |
| HDPE (#2) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars (Pigmented/Color) | $0.0705 | $0.7055 | $7.05 | $705.4792 |
| HDPE (#2) - Pails & Buckets | $0.0397 | $0.3968 | $3.97 | $396.8321 |
| HDPE (#2) - Tubs, Nursery (plant) pots & trays | $0.0772 | $0.7716 | $7.72 | $771.6179 |
| HDPE (#2) - Package Handles, Lids | $0.0639 | $0.6393 | $6.39 | $639.3406 |
| HDPE (#2) - Other Rigid Items | $0.1455 | $1.46 | $14.55 | $1,455.0509 |
| PVC (#3) - Rigid Items | $0.2138 | $2.14 | $21.38 | $2,138.4839 |
| LDPE (#4) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars | $0.1455 | $1.46 | $14.55 | $1,455.0509 |
| LDPE (#4) - Lids | $0.0639 | $0.6393 | $6.39 | $639.3406 |
| LDPE (#4) - Other Rigid Items | $0.1455 | $1.46 | $14.55 | $1,455.0509 |
| PP (#5) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars | $0.0838 | $0.8378 | $8.38 | $837.7566 |
| PP (#5) - Other Rigid Containers, Cups, Plates, Trays | $0.1367 | $1.37 | $13.67 | $1,366.8660 |
| PP (#5) - Lids | $0.0639 | $0.6393 | $6.39 | $639.3406 |
| PP (#5) - Tubs, Pails and Buckets, Nursery (plant) pots & trays | $0.0419 | $0.4189 | $4.19 | $418.8783 |
| PP (#5) - Other Rigid Items | $0.1455 | $1.46 | $14.55 | $1,455.0509 |
| PS (#6) Expanded/Foamed Hinged Containers, Plates, Cups, Tubs, Trays, and Other Foamed Containers | $0.3042 | $3.04 | $30.42 | $3,042.3792 |
| PS (#6) White Expanded/Foamed Cushioning | $0.1587 | $1.59 | $15.87 | $1,587.3283 |
| PS (#6) Colored Expanded/Foamed Cushioning | $0.3042 | $3.04 | $30.42 | $3,042.3792 |
| PS (#6) Rigid Non-Expanded | $0.2138 | $2.14 | $21.38 | $2,138.4839 |
| PLA, PHA, PHB - Rigid Items | $0.2138 | $2.14 | $21.38 | $2,138.4839 |
| Other/Mixed Rigid Plastic | $0.2138 | $2.14 | $21.38 | $2,138.4839 |
| HDPE (#2)/ LDPE (#4) Flexible and Film Items | $0.0948 | $0.9480 | $9.48 | $947.9877 |
| HDPE (#2)/ LDPE (#4) (Pallet Wrap) non-consumer | $0.0750 | $0.7496 | $7.50 | $749.5717 |
| PP (#5) Flexible and Film Items | $0.2249 | $2.25 | $22.49 | $2,248.7151 |
| PLA, PHA, PHB - Flexible and Film Items | $0.2249 | $2.25 | $22.49 | $2,248.7151 |
| Plastic Laminates and Other Flexible Plastic Packaging | $0.2249 | $2.25 | $22.49 | $2,248.7151 |
| Plastic - Small Format | $0.0617 | $0.6173 | $6.17 | $617.2943 |
| Plastic containers for motor oil, antifreeze, or other automotive fluids, pesticides or herbicides, or other hazardous materials (flammable, corrosive, reactive, toxic) | $0.1389 | $1.39 | $13.89 | $1,388.9123 |
| Wood and Other Organic Materials | $0.2315 | $2.31 | $23.15 | $2,314.8538 |
Dates this schedule carries
The dates on file for the 2026 schedule of Oregon, with the date Instica last checked the rates against the source.
| Item | On file |
|---|---|
| Effective from | January 1, 2026 |
| Effective until | December 31, 2026 |
| Data period | January 1, 2024 – December 31, 2024 |
| Rates last checked | September 29, 2026 |
| Categories with a verified rate | 60 |
| Categories not yet published | 0 |
How these categories map to the materials Instica uses
For 55 categories of the 2026 schedule for Oregon, Instica proposes the taxonomy materials they usually cover. These are proposed mappings for you to check against your own packaging, not the regulator's.
| Category in the schedule | Taxonomy materials |
|---|---|
| Paper for General Use | White paper — without plastic; Other/mixed paper — without plastic |
| Other Printed Materials | White paper — without plastic; Other/mixed paper — without plastic |
| Glass Bottles and Jars & Other Containers | Glass — bottles and jars without plastic; Glass — other forms without plastic; Glass — small without plastic |
| Ceramic - All Forms | Ceramic — all forms without plastic; Ceramic — all forms with plastic; Ceramic — small without plastic; Ceramic — small with plastic |
| Aluminum Containers | Aluminum — non-aerosol container without plastic; Aluminum — other forms without plastic |
| Aluminum Foil and Molded Containers | Aluminum — foil sheets without plastic; Aluminum — molded foil container without plastic; Aluminum — other forms without plastic |
| Aluminum Aerosol Containers | Aluminum — aerosol can with plastic |
| Aluminum - Other Forms | Aluminum — other forms without plastic |
| Steel Containers | Tin/steel/bimetal — non-aerosol without plastic; Tin/steel/bimetal — other forms without plastic; Other ferrous metal — without plastic |
| Steel Aerosol Containers | Tin/steel/bimetal — aerosol with plastic |
| Steel - Other Forms | Tin/steel/bimetal — other forms without plastic; Other ferrous metal — without plastic |
| Metal - Small Format | Aluminum — other forms without plastic; Tin/steel/bimetal — non-aerosol without plastic; Tin/steel/bimetal — other forms without plastic; Other ferrous metal — without plastic; Metal — small without plastic |
| Aseptic and Gable-top Cartons | Multi-material laminate — aseptic cartons; Multi-material laminate — gable-top cartons |
| Kraft Paper | Kraft paper — without plastic; Kraft paper — with plastic |
| Corrugated Cardboard | Waxed OCC — without plastic; Waxed OCC — with plastic; OCC cardboard — without plastic; OCC cardboard — with plastic |
| Corrugated Cardboard (Tertiary/transport) non-consumer | OCC cardboard — without plastic |
| Paperboard | Paperboard — without plastic; Paperboard — with plastic |
| Polycoated Paperboard | Kraft paper — with plastic; Paperboard with plastic coating or lining; Paperboard — with plastic |
| Other Paper Laminates | Kraft paper — with plastic; Multi-material laminate — other forms; OCC cardboard — with plastic |
| Other Paper Packaging | Molded fiber — without plastic; Waxed OCC — without plastic; Waxed OCC — with plastic; White paper — without plastic; Other/mixed paper — without plastic |
| Paper - Small Format | Paper and fiber — small without plastic |
| PET (#1) - Bottles, Jugs, and Jars (Clear/Natural) | PET #1 — clear bottles, jugs, jars |
| PET (#1) - Bottles, Jugs, and Jars (Pigmented/Color) | PET #1 — colored bottles, jugs, jars |
| PET (#1) - Thermoformed Containers, Cups, Plates, Trays | PET #1 — rigid containers |
| PET (#1) - Tubs | PET #1 — rigid containers |
| PET (#1) - Other Rigid Items | PET #1 — other rigid items |
| PET (#1) - Lids | PET #1 — rigid containers; PET #1 — other rigid items |
| HDPE (#2) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars (Clear/Natural) | HDPE #2 — clear bottles, jugs, jars |
| HDPE (#2) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars (Pigmented/Color) | HDPE #2 — colored bottles, jugs, jars |
| HDPE (#2) - Pails & Buckets | HDPE #2 — pails and buckets |
| HDPE (#2) - Tubs, Nursery (plant) pots & trays | HDPE #2 — other rigid items |
| HDPE (#2) - Package Handles, Lids | HDPE #2 — other rigid items |
| HDPE (#2) - Other Rigid Items | HDPE #2 — other rigid items |
| PVC (#3) - Rigid Items | PVC #3 — rigid items |
| LDPE (#4) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars | LDPE #4 — bottles, jugs, jars |
| LDPE (#4) - Lids | LDPE #4 — other rigid items |
| LDPE (#4) - Other Rigid Items | LDPE #4 — other rigid items |
| PP (#5) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars | PP #5 — bottles, jugs, jars |
| PP (#5) - Other Rigid Containers, Cups, Plates, Trays | PP #5 — rigid containers |
| PP (#5) - Lids | PP #5 — rigid containers; PP #5 — other rigid items |
| PP (#5) - Tubs, Pails and Buckets, Nursery (plant) pots & trays | PP #5 — rigid containers |
| PP (#5) - Other Rigid Items | PP #5 — other rigid items |
| PS (#6) Expanded/Foamed Hinged Containers, Plates, Cups, Tubs, Trays, and Other Foamed Containers | PS #6 — foamed containers; PS #6 — other foamed forms |
| PS (#6) White Expanded/Foamed Cushioning | PS #6 — other foamed forms |
| PS (#6) Colored Expanded/Foamed Cushioning | PS #6 — other foamed forms |
| PS (#6) Rigid Non-Expanded | PS #6 — utensils; PS #6 — solid forms |
| PLA, PHA, PHB - Rigid Items | Compostable polymers — rigid |
| Other/Mixed Rigid Plastic | Other/mixed plastics — rigid |
| HDPE (#2)/ LDPE (#4) Flexible and Film Items | HDPE #2 — flexible and film; LDPE #4 — clear non-bag film; LDPE #4 — other flexible and film |
| HDPE (#2)/ LDPE (#4) (Pallet Wrap) non-consumer | HDPE #2 — flexible and film; LDPE #4 — clear non-bag film; LDPE #4 — other flexible and film |
| PP (#5) Flexible and Film Items | PP #5 — clear non-bag film; PP #5 — other flexible and film |
| PLA, PHA, PHB - Flexible and Film Items | Compostable polymers — flexible |
| Plastic Laminates and Other Flexible Plastic Packaging | PET #1 — flexible and film; PVC #3 — flexible and film; PS #6 — flexible and film; Plastic multi-material laminate — pouches; Plastic multi-material laminate — other; Other/mixed plastics — flexible |
| Plastic - Small Format | PET #1 — other rigid items; HDPE #2 — other rigid items; LDPE #4 — other rigid items; PP #5 — other rigid items; Plastic — small |
| Wood and Other Organic Materials | Untreated wood — without plastic; Treated or painted wood — without plastic; Organic textiles — without plastic; Other organic forms — without plastic; Wood and organics — small without plastic |
What Instica has on file
1 reading of the source material for this jurisdiction. A reading records how Instica interprets a rule, with its status.
| Topic | Status | Reading |
|---|---|---|
| Oregon uniform (flat) membership fee | documented | The flat (uniform) fee is open when either test is met: gross revenue under $10 million for the most recent fiscal year, or less than five metric tons of covered products sold in or into Oregon in the most recent calendar year. CAA's 2026 schedule applies this through its flat-fee tiers, which run from 1 to 10 metric… |
What the schedule covers
Circular Action Alliance (Oregon PRO) sets the packaging fees for Oregon in 2026. It applies from January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2026, and every rate is stated in US cents per pound, in USD.
The schedule lists 60 categories, spread over 9 material groups such as Printing and Writing Paper, Glass and Ceramics, Metal and Paper/Fiber. Every category carries a published rate.
Instica read the schedule from the publisher's own document and last retrieved it on September 29, 2026. Rates keep the precision with which they were published. Where the publisher quotes a different weight unit, the tables add a per-tonne column, converted exactly, so schedules can be set side by side.
Original wording
2026 Oregon Producer Fee Schedule Fees for Program Year 2026Who pays and when
The fee schedule is only half of the picture. Whether a producer pays it, and by when, depends on the rules of Oregon. This section reads them from Instica's verified record of the jurisdiction.
The regime is: Oregon Recycling Modernization Act, ORS 459A.860 to 459A.975 (SB 582 of 2021). The regulator is Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ).
Thresholds
4 thresholds decide whether a producer must register, pay or report, or may use a simpler route. Each row gives the measure, the amount and what happens at it.
| Measure | Amount | Effect | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 5,000,000 USD | Exempt below | gross revenue, most recent fiscal year |
| Tonnage supplied | 1 metric_ton | Exempt below | covered products sold in or into Oregon, most recent calendar year |
| Tonnage supplied | 5 metric_ton | Exempt below | covered products, including secondary and tertiary packaging for beverage containers, most recent calendar year |
| Revenue | 10,000,000 USD | Flat-fee band | gross revenue, most recent fiscal year, or under 5 metric tons sold in or into Oregon |
Exemptions
3 exemptions exist. The last column says whether the producer has to apply for it or whether it applies automatically.
| Exemption | Description | Application needed |
|---|---|---|
small producer | A small producer is exempt from PRO membership. Seven ways to qualify: nonprofit, public body, revenue under $5 million, under 1 metric ton, small beverage manufacturer, restaurant or food cart that is not a food-serviceware producer, sing… | No |
covered product exemptions | Product-specific exclusions from "covered product" listed in ORS 459A.863(6)(b)(A)-(R) and OAR 340-090-0840(2), such as Bottle Bill containers, bound books, drug packaging, farm items and architectural paint containers. | No |
private recycling | Material recycled through a non-Opportunity-to-Recycle collection, not separated at a commingled facility, and disposed to a responsible end market can be exempted if the producer demonstrates it to DEQ. Producers still report gross supply. | Yes |
Registration
Producers must register in Oregon. The register is Circular Action Alliance producer portal (PRO registration); DEQ holds no separate producer registry. Who registers: The producer, with the PRO, after signing the Producer Participant Agreement and the Oregon addendum.
Who runs the scheme
Oregon uses a single producer responsibility organisation: Circular Action Alliance. Membership is required.
Dates
6 dates fall in this regime. Dates that the source has not published yet are shown as not yet published.
| What | Date | Period covered |
|---|---|---|
| Report | May 31, 2026 | calendar year 2025 |
| Report | Not yet published | calendar year 2026 |
| Payment | Not yet published | program year 2026 |
| Other | July 1, 2025 | – |
| Other | January 1, 2027 | – |
| Report | December 31, 2026 | – |
Penalties
The source states these penalties. They are listed so a producer knows what is at stake; Instica does not calculate or advise on them.
| Violation | Amount |
|---|---|
| failing to register or become a member of a producer responsibility organization | up to $25,000 per day |
Targets
The regime sets these recycling or recovery targets.
Data period and invoice timing
The 2026 schedule for Oregon is effective from January 1, 2026 until December 31, 2026. It is based on the data period January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024, so the supply you report for that period is what the rates apply to.
Rates are in USD. A rate changes only when the publisher issues a new schedule, so a figure on this page stays valid for the year shown and is not adjusted for inflation or exchange rates by Instica.
The scheme sends the invoice. When an invoice and this page differ, the invoice is what you owe; use the page to check the rate per category and to estimate the fee before the invoice arrives.
How to read this schedule
Every row of the Oregon 2026 schedule is a price for one category of packaging. The unit is US cents per pound: the rate is what the scheme charges for each unit of that category that a producer places on the market. Instica shows the figure exactly as Circular Action Alliance (Oregon PRO) publishes it, with its source and the date Instica read it.
The source states these rates in US cents, so one hundred of them make one whole unit of USD. Instica does not round or restate a published figure. For comparison only, Instica also shows each rate as USD per tonne. That column is arithmetic on the published figure with exact unit factors; the schedule itself is in US cents per pound, and the scheme's own invoice decides what is charged.
Match a category by the scheme's own classification, not by how you describe the product. A bottle and its closure can fall into two rows, and the same material can sit in different rows depending on what it is used for. The code in the first column is the scheme's code, and the material column shows the material the source assigns to it.
This schedule is modulated: the base rate is adjusted by a published factor depending on how a package performs against the scheme's criteria. The adjustment table sets out each group and what it applies to. Check which group your package falls into before you read a rate as final.
The schedule also carries flat fees by band. A flat fee is charged by band, not per unit of weight, so it must be read apart from the per-unit rates and is not part of the rate table.
Other fees are listed with the amount and the basis the source gives. They are separate from the per-unit rates and may apply in addition to them.
All 60 rows of this schedule carry a published rate.
Estimating with this schedule
- Weigh each packaging component on its own and note its material.
- Find the category row that matches the component under the scheme's classification.
- Convert your weight to the unit of the row, US cents per pound, or compare in the per-tonne column when you only need a ranking.
- Multiply the weight by the rate. Instica keeps the rate, the weight and the source together so the estimate can be checked.
- Add the flat fees or other fees the schedule lists, if they apply to you.
- Review the total, then sign and submit it yourself in the scheme's portal.
Checking an invoice against this schedule
An invoice from Circular Action Alliance (Oregon PRO) for 2026 should be explainable from three things: the weights you reported, the category each weight was placed in and the rate of that category. When an invoice does not match your estimate, check these in this order.
First, the unit. A rate in US cents per pound applied to a weight in another unit gives a result that is wrong by a constant factor. Second, the category: a different row can differ by a large amount for the same weight. Third, the period: this page covers the 2026 schedule, and a producer whose reporting period straddles two years may be charged under both.
Instica does not know your contract. Taxes, rebates, minimum charges or membership fees may sit outside the schedule on this page, in USD or another currency. The schedule is a published reference; the scheme's invoice decides what you owe, and a query about an invoice belongs with the scheme.
Terms used on this page
- Producer
- The business that places packaged goods on the market and is therefore responsible for the packaging, under the rules of the jurisdiction.
- Scheme or organisation
- The body that collects fees from producers and pays for collection and recycling. A jurisdiction may have one, several or none.
- Fee schedule
- A published table of rates per category of packaging, with the unit, the currency and the period it covers.
- Category
- The class of packaging a rate applies to, as the scheme defines it. Categories are usually based on material, sometimes on use.
- Estimate
- A figure Instica prepares from your weights and a rate. It is not an invoice and not a filing; the scheme decides what is charged.
- Not yet published
- A value the source has not released or that Instica has not been able to read and verify. It is shown with its reason and is never replaced by a guess.
Questions and answers
What is the Oregon packaging fee schedule for 2026?
It is the list of rates that Circular Action Alliance (Oregon PRO) charges producers in Oregon for packaging placed on the market in 2026. This page reproduces 60 categories with the rate the publisher states, in US cents per pound, and links every figure to its source document.
Which unit are the 2026 rates in?
They are published in US cents per pound, in USD. Instica shows every rate in that unit with the precision of the source. The tables also give USD per tonne, converted exactly, so schedules that quote pounds or kilograms can be compared.
Which category is the most expensive in Oregon?
In the 2026 schedule the highest published rate is 138.0 for PS (#6) Colored Expanded/Foamed Cushioning and the lowest is 0.0 for Corrugated Cardboard (Tertiary/transport) non-consumer, both in US cents per pound. The extremes table above lists the five highest and five lowest categories.
Does the fee change with how recyclable a pack is?
Yes. The schedule applies eco-modulation: some rates move up or down depending on how recyclable the pack is. The modulation section lists each group and the adjustment the publisher states. Instica shows the published rates and does not apply an adjustment of its own.
Is there a flat fee for small producers?
The schedule lists flat-fee bands. A producer whose supply falls inside a band and who meets its eligibility text may pay the flat fee shown instead of the weight-based rates. Check the eligibility column against your own figures, and ask the scheme if you are unsure.
Are there charges besides the per-weight rates?
Yes. The schedule lists further charges with their basis, such as fees that depend on producer size rather than weight. They appear in their own table with the amount the publisher states.
Can the rates change during the year?
A published schedule changes only when the publisher issues a new version. Instica retrieved this one on September 29, 2026. If the publisher revises it, the page is rebuilt from the new source and the retrieval date moves.
Who files the report and pays the fee?
The producer does. Instica measures, estimates and prepares the figures; you check them, sign and submit them yourself in the scheme's own portal. Instica does not file for you and does not store portal credentials.
Can I use this page to budget my fee?
Yes, as an estimate. Find your category in the rates table, multiply the rate by your weight in the same unit, and compare the result with the worked costs. The scheme's invoice decides what you owe.
How current are these figures?
Instica retrieved the schedule on September 29, 2026. The page shows the retrieval date, the publisher and a short quote from the source next to each rate, so you can check a figure against the original before you rely on it.
How do EPR fees work?
A fee is the published rate multiplied by the weight placed on the market in that category. Instica shows the rates and an exact per-tonne conversion where the unit allows it, and leaves the producer to apply them to its own figures. The highest published rate is PS (#6) Colored Expanded/Foamed Cushioning at 138.0 US cents per pound.
What is the bottle drop limit in Oregon?
EPR means extended producer responsibility: producers pay towards the collection and recycling of the packaging they place on the market. Here the term is read through the published data for Oregon packaging EPR fee schedule for 2026. The lowest published rate is Corrugated Cardboard (Tertiary/transport) non-consumer at 0.0 US cents per pound.
What is the current recycling rate in Oregon?
The figures that answer this are the published rates on this page, not an estimate of any one producer's bill. The lowest published rate is Corrugated Cardboard (Tertiary/transport) non-consumer at 0.0 US cents per pound.
What is the EPR fee for packaging in Oregon?
The figures that answer this are the published rates on this page, not an estimate of any one producer's bill. Instica last retrieved the source on September 29, 2026.
How Instica uses this schedule
When you add packaging for Oregon, Instica looks up the category in this 2026 schedule, multiplies the rate by the weight you measured and shows the estimated fee with the rate, the source and the data-quality tier of the weight.
Instica measures, estimates and prepares. You review the figures, sign the report and submit it yourself in the scheme's portal. Instica does not submit for you and never stores portal credentials.
Sources
- Oregon 2026: Circular Action Alliance (Oregon PRO) (OR 2026 Fee Schedule Public) retrieved
Original wording: 2026 Oregon Producer Fee Schedule Fees for Program Year 2026
Original wording: Newspapers USCL 5.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 5.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Newsprint (inserts and circulars) USCL 5.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 5.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Paper Magazines, Catalogs and Directories USCL 5.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 5.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Paper for General Use USCL 5.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 5.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Other Printed Materials USCL 5.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 5.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Glass Bottles and Jars & Other Containers PRO 10.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 10.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Ceramic - All Forms N/A 111.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 111.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Aluminum Containers USCL 6.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 6.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Aluminum Foil and Molded Containers PRO 24.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 24.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Aluminum Aerosol Containers N/A 64.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 64.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Aluminum - Other Forms N/A 78.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 78.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Steel Containers USCL 10.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 10.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Steel Aerosol Containers N/A 64.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 64.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Steel - Other Forms N/A 68.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 68.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: - Small Format PRO 26.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 26.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Pressurized cylinders N/A 62.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 62.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Aseptic and Gable-top Cartons USCL 17.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 17.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Kraft Paper USCL 8.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 8.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Corrugated Cardboard USCL 8.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 8.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Corrugated Cardboard (Tertiary/transport) non-consumer USCL 0.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Paperboard USCL 8.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 8.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Polycoated Paperboard N/A 48.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 48.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Other Paper Laminates N/A 51.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 51.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Other Paper Packaging USCL 8.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 8.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Paper - Small Format USCL 44.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 44.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PET (#1) - Bottles, Jugs, and Jars (Clear/ Natural) USCL 25.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 25.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PET (#1) - Bottles, Jugs, and Jars (Pigmented/Color) N/A 67.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 67.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PET (#1) - Thermoformed Containers, Cups, Plates, Trays N/A 57.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 57.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PET (#1) - Tubs USCL 50.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 50.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PET (#1) - Other Rigid Items N/A 70.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 70.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PET (#1) - Lids N/A 60.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 60.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: HDPE (#2) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars (Clear/ Natural) USCL 9.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 9.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: HDPE (#2) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars (Pigmented/Color) USCL 32.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 32.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: HDPE (#2) - Pails & Buckets PRO 18.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 18.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: HDPE (#2) - Tubs, Nursery (plant) pots & trays USCL 35.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 35.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: HDPE (#2) - Package Handles, Lids PRO 29.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 29.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: HDPE (#2) - Other Rigid Items N/A 66.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 66.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PVC (#3) - Rigid Items N/A 97.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 97.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: LDPE (#4) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars N/A 66.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 66.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: LDPE (#4) - Lids PRO 29.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 29.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: LDPE (#4) - Other Rigid Items N/A 66.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 66.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PP (#5) - Bottles, Jugs and Jars USCL 38.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 38.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PP (#5) - Other Rigid Containers, Cups, Plates, Trays N/A 62.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 62.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PP (#5) - Lids PRO 29.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 29.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: trays PRO 19.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 19.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PP (#5) - Other Rigid Items N/A 66.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 66.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PS (#6) Expanded/ Foamed Hinged Containers, Plates, N/A 138.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 138.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PS (#6) White Expanded/ Foamed Cushioning PRO 72.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 72.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PS (#6) Colored Expanded/ Foamed Cushioning N/A 138.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 138.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PS (#6) Rigid Non-Expanded N/A 97.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 97.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PLA, PHA, PHB - Rigid Items N/A 97.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 97.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Other/ Mixed Rigid Plastic N/A 97.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 97.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: HDPE (#2)/ LDPE (#4) Flexible and Film Items PRO 43.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 43.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: HDPE (#2)/ LDPE (#4) (Pallet Wrap) non-consumer PRO 34.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 34.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PP (#5) Flexible and Film Items N/A 102.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 102.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: PLA, PHA, PHB - Flexible and Film Items N/A 102.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 102.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Plastic Laminates and Other Flexible Plastic Packaging N/A 102.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 102.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Plastic - Small Format PRO 28.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 28.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: motive fluids, pesticides or herbicides, or other hazardous N/A 63.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 63.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: Wood and Other Organic Materials N/A 105.0 ¢/lb 0.0 ¢/lb 105.0 ¢/lb
Original wording: 1 2.5* $1,200
Original wording: Metric Ton 2.5 5* $2,500
Original wording: 5 7. 5 $4,100
Original wording: 7. 5 10 $5,800
- Oregon: the legal regime retrieved
Original wording: producers of products covered under Oregon's Recycling Modernization Act (packaging, paper, and food serviceware)
Original wording: In order to access CAA's data reporting portal, producers must first sign the Producer Participant Agreement with CAA
Original wording: Circular Action Alliance, at present, is Oregon's only approved Producer Responsibility Organization
Original wording: was allowed to begin charging fees from member producers on July 1, 2025
Original wording: Large producer first impact disclosure date of Dec. 31, 2026
Original wording: is a Class 1 violation that can result in fines of up to $25,000 per day.
- Oregon: Thresholds (ors 459A.863) retrieved
Original wording: Has a gross revenue of less than $5 million for the organization's most recent fiscal year
Original wording: Sold in or into Oregon less than one metric ton of covered products for use in this state in the most recent calendar year
Original wording: that sold in or into Oregon less than five metric tons of covered products
- Oregon: Thresholds (ors 459A.884) retrieved
Original wording: a producer responsibility organization shall establish uniform membership fees for members that had a gross revenue of less than $10 million
- Oregon: Exemptions (ors 459A.872) retrieved
Original wording: A small producer is exempt from the requirement to be a member of a producer responsibility organization
- Oregon: Exemptions (rma exemptions) retrieved
Original wording: Covered product exemptions, meanwhile, are product-specific exemptions that exclude a given type of packaging
Original wording: The latest window for producers to submit claims for this exemption was Jan. 6 – March 31, 2026
Original wording: The next claims window will open in Jan. 2027.
- Oregon: Dates retrieved
Original wording: Oregon's 2026 Report is due May 31, 2026, based on the 2025 Data Year.
- Oregon: Targets retrieved
Original wording: At least 25 percent by calendar year 2028 and in each subsequent year
- Oregon 2026: Circular Action Alliance (Oregon PRO) (producer resource center) retrieved
Original wording: Oregon March 31, 2025 CY2024 Data Annual Supply Report Program Fees 2026 Jan 2026 (Two 50% installments) Company’s CY2024 Supply Data in OR
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