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ARTICLE · 11 SEPTEMBER 2026

Comments Due: Vermont EPR For Household Hazardous Waste Program Plan Public Comment Period Closes September 10

Vermont's groundbreaking extended producer responsibility program for household hazardous products enters a critical phase as the state agency releases its draft implementation plan. With registration deadlines already in effect and new compliance requirements on the horizon, manufacturers of aerosols, cleaning products, motor oil containers, and similar consumer goods face significant operational and financial obligations. The draft plan outlines collection systems, municipal reimbursement formulas, and pr

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In 2023, Vermont became the first state to enact an extended producer responsibility (EPR) program for household hazardous products (HHP). This EPR law, adopted as 10 V.S.A. § 7181 et seq., seeks to address rising costs that Vermont municipalities encounter while collecting and managing hazardous consumer waste as required under state law. The law and pending program plan cover discarded consumer hazardous products, such as aerosols, cleaning products, dyes, motor oil containers, and more. Producers of products covered under the law selling these products in or into Vermont should be aware of future program requirements and opportunities to engage with the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources (ANR) during program development.

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