Packaging EPR · Pet brands · OR / CO / CA

The paperwork the states now demand, quietly handled.

Seven states have passed packaging laws that make brands report every box, bag, and label they ship — by material and weight, every year. Three are collecting reports now; we do the whole filing for pet brands, so it stops being your problem.

How it works

Three steps. You touch two of them for about ten minutes.

STEP 01

You forward

Your packaging suppliers' spec sheets and a sales export by state. We chase suppliers for anything missing.

STEP 02

We build, you approve

Component data mapped to each state's categories. You get a one-page summary and sign off — nothing files without your written OK.

STEP 03

Filed & kept current

Submitted through your producer account, deadlines tracked, refreshed every year and every time a new state comes online.

Why this is urgent

The window is open now, and it won't stay that way.

May 31 reports
Late window still open
Oregon enforcement
Names published quarterly
Colorado invoices
Landing now
Daily penalties
Up to $25–50K
What it costs

Flat fee. No hourly meter. State fees pass straight through to you.

Done-for-you filing
$1,995–$7,500 setup
$1,795 / year after

Setup scales with your SKU count and covers your first full reporting cycle across every state you're obligated in. The annual fee covers the data refresh, the filings, deadline tracking, and adding new states as they launch.

Two founding spots

The first two pet brands get half off setup, locked for the life of the engagement, in exchange for a reference once you're happy. After that, list price.

Straight answers

Questions, answered straight.

Are we even covered?

Oregon exempts brands under $5M in revenue, Colorado under $500K, California under $1M of in-state sales — and tonnage triggers apply too. That's exactly what the free check tells you. Worst case, you learn you're exempt, and why.

Who's responsible for the numbers?

You are — legally, the producer always is. That's why you approve every figure before it's filed, and why we show our work. We're a specialist practice, not a law firm; genuine edge-case questions go to your counsel, and we'll tell you exactly what to ask.

Is this an official notice?

No — deliberately not. Novus Ordo is a private service, not affiliated with any state agency or the Circular Action Alliance. Everything we tell you is verifiable against the public registries, and we send the links first.

Free obligation check

Find out where your brand stands.

Four quick questions. You'll see which states you're obligated in, a fee estimate, and your deadlines — free, whether or not you ever work with us.

Obligation check
Question 1 of 4
What's your brand's approximate annual revenue?
Total company revenue, all channels. This sets the exemption thresholds (some states measure in-state sales, not total revenue).
Question 2 of 4
Where do you sell? Pick all that apply.
Selling to customers in a state counts — whether through retail or your own website.
Question 3 of 4
Roughly how many orders ship per year?
A rough guess is fine — it's only used to ballpark your fees.
Question 4 of 4
Have you filed with the Circular Action Alliance yet?
The CAA administers these state programs. No judgment either way.
Last step
Where should we send your result?
Enter your email and your obligation summary appears right below — instantly. Leave your brand name and we'll follow up with your deadlines.

No spam, ever. Reply "no thanks" to the email and you'll never hear from us again.

Estimated annual state fees

This is an estimate based on what you entered and public program rules, not a determination. It uses total revenue as a proxy — some states measure in-state sales instead — so your exact obligation depends on your real packaging data and sales, which is what a filing pins down. Not legal or tax advice.