Producers are increasingly accountable for the end-of-life of the packaging they place on the market — seven U.S. states now have enacted packaging EPR laws, with reporting deadlines across several states in 2026 and tightening recycled-content requirements.
Circularity and recycled-content goals rest on modeled assumptions, not observed recovery.
EPR reporting demands detailed, defensible packaging data.
Teams redesign for recyclability without evidence of how formats perform in live streams.
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Navigator identifies packaging by brand, format, and material across EverestLabs' instrumented facility network, and measures how each is captured or lost under real operating conditions — delivering recovery evidence, lifecycle inputs, and reporting-grade data tied to actual streams rather than projections.
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Observed recovery, not modeled
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Evidence for recycled-content and circularity claims
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Defensible inputs for state obligations
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Real-world recyclability signal for packaging teams