Beverage Container Recycling Act — Public Resources Code, Division 12.1
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Browse the controlling California CRV statute by chapter: redemption, financial provisions, dealer cooperatives, reporting and enforcement.
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Starting point for the CRV statute, regulations, rulemaking, precedent decisions, notices and enforcement orders.
Links to the official online regulations for beverage containers and to broader CalRecycle rules; older PDFs on this page may be out of date.
Proposed regulations and related notices; distinguish them from rules already in effect.
Understand rulemaking notices, the public-comment process and the role of the Office of Administrative Law. Verify the notice for each proposal's actual dates.
DTSC links to the current official Title 22 rules governing hazardous-waste activities. Check applicability for electronics, fluids and scrap.
CRV eligibility, consumer redemption, program news, operators, processors, retailers, notices and grants.
Guidance on organic waste collection, food recovery, local implementation and short-lived climate pollutants.
Waste tire haulers, storage and facility permits, manifests, markets and enforcement resources.
Collection-center and program information for used oil and filters, with links to program rules.
Explore California product stewardship programs across multiple material streams.
California's packaging and plastic-food-service-ware EPR program; distinguish enacted statute from subsequent regulations and implementation milestones.
Official covered electronic waste collection and recycling information; check DTSC separately for hazardous-waste requirements.
Facility oversight and permit pathways; land-use/zoning decisions may also be made by cities and counties.
Federal educational guidance on reducing waste, reuse, recycling and materials management; check California requirements separately.
Search hundreds of agency publications, fact sheets, technical reports and historical materials. Publication dates vary; verify current law separately.
Explore the agency's published program statistics and datasets, with each dataset's own reporting period and methodology.
Search official solid-waste facility and site records. This is not the same database as the CRV redemption-center locator.
February 2024 global municipal-waste scenarios through 2050. Modelled futures, not predictions of actual California outcomes.
February 2019 model of global primary and secondary material demand for 61 materials through 2060; scenarios, not binding targets.
Foundational 2016 principles for making research data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable; a recommended design guide for future source records.
Framework for tracking where information came from and how it changed; an architectural reference for future versioned policy records.
National waste-generation and recycling statistics; check the dataset year before comparing with California figures.
Publisher-hosted conversations with plastics-recycling experts about design, materials and policy. Commentary, not legal authority.
Industry discussions on materials management, electronics recycling and circularity. Reporting and opinion are not official regulations.
CalRecycle's beverage-container page links to recorded bag-drop program information and accompanying slides; consult current rules before acting.
The CalRecycle tire program links to its recorded 2026 virtual workshop series for operational learning.
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