PSI Members are state and local governments who work together with PSI staff to develop EPR policy models and advance legislation at the local, state, and even federal levels. Through PSI’s government-only policy workgroups, shared research and intelligence, and collaborative engagement of industry in policy development initiatives, PSI’s staff and members have been the driving force behind the U.S. EPR movement. EPR is the future of the materials management profession, and the time to engage is now.
When you join this prestigious group of EPR government leaders, all employees at your agency gain exclusive access to benefits that cover PSI’s 20+ years of EPR expertise across the entire waste stream, including the following:
- Learn from peers and help shape the direction of EPR policy through PSI’s strategic government-only calls and multi-stakeholder policy workgroups.
- Educate your team and give them the tools to succeed with access to PSI’s acclaimed webinars, research, toolkits, how-to guides, and EPR trainings.
- Stay current on EPR legislation introduced and enacted throughout the country with access to online legislation tracking and email updates.
- Receive discounted registration for PSI’s conference, the U.S. Product Stewardship Forum, where leaders across sectors discuss key EPR issues.
- Serve on PSI’s board of directors and shape PSI’s mission.
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When you support PSI, you support your own agency. Since 2000, PSI has pioneered extended producer responsibility in the U.S., developing EPR policy models for more products than any other organization in the country. Drawing on global best practices and expansive multinational relationships, our policy work has helped enact 139 EPR laws in 33 states for 19 product categories, including packaging. These programs reduce waste, boost reuse and recycling, generate economic activity, and save state and local governments millions of dollars yearly, making PSI Membership a wise investment.
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“PSI has been a super valuable resource There have been many times where we’ve gone to them about specific issues within a bill that legislators were concerned about and asked for insights on how that played out in other systems.”
