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ARTICLE · 27 FEBRUARY 2025

SB 343 (California's "Truth In Recycling Law"): New Developments

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February has been a busy month for updates surrounding California's novel "Truth In Recycling" law, SB 343! (If you're unfamiliar with SB 343, check out our initial blog post on the law, and our follow up blog post with some previous developments).

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February has been a busy month for updates surrounding California's novel "Truth In Recycling" law, SB 343! (If you're unfamiliar with SB 343, check out our initial blog post on the law, and our follow up blog post with some previous developments).

Revised Material Characterization Study

First, earlier this month, CalRecycle (the department charged with conducting and publishing a "material characterization study" describing the material types and forms that are collected, sorted, sold, or transferred by solid waste facilities in order for marketers to determine what is considered "recyclable" in the state), published a revised version of their material characterization study (after the preliminary findings were published in December 2023). The revised findings can be found here, but here are some of the highlights:

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