
Post-Consumer Recycled (PCR) reporting refers to state-mandated requirements that producers verify and report the percentage of recycled content used in their packaging. Unlike traditional packaging disclosures, PCR laws require documented proof that minimum recycled content thresholds are met, with financial penalties for shortfalls.
While Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws establish the framework for packaging accountability, Post-Consumer Recycled (PCR) mandates introduce measurable performance requirements designed to reduce plastic waste.
PCR laws are already in effect in 5 states, with more expected to follow. Our state-by-state PCR guide outlines the varying requirements, tightening timelines, and financial penalties for shortfalls that can add up quickly.
That’s where rePurpose comes in.

rePurpose provides a centralized, structured workflow that guides your team from obligation to report creation.
To determine whether you’re required to report, our team assesses whether your company is liable or fully exempt. We evaluate factors like product / material type, volume thresholds, revenue thresholds, and PCR sources to give you a clear yes-or-no answer.
Each state has its own registration requirements, portals, and timelines.
We guide you through:
Inside your account, you’ll find:
Instead of tracking dates in scattered spreadsheets or inbox reminders, compliance timelines live directly within your workflow.
PCR reporting requires granular data, including:
We provide structured data intake templates that standardize inputs from suppliers and internal teams, reducing back-and-forth and minimizing reporting gaps.
Our platform helps:
rePurpose transforms your validated data into state-ready PCR reports.
With rePurpose, PCR compliance becomes proactive instead of reactive. PCR thresholds increase over time, and additional states are expected to adopt requirements. Connect with the rePurpose team to see how we simplify PCR compliance across every applicable U.S. state — with clarity, structure, and confidence.



