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California's Textile Recycling Law Reaches Full Implementation in 2030
- SB 707 sets July 1, 2030 as the date the state's Producer Responsibility Organization must have a fully CalRecycle-approved plan running statewide[1]
- Textile and apparel producers had to join the approved PRO by July 1, 2026, with CalRecycle's own implementing regulations due to take effect by July 1, 2028[2][3]
- CalRecycle designated Landbell USA as California's textile PRO in March 2026, tasked with building the collection, repair, sorting and recycling network the 2030 deadline requires[2]
- Producers that miss the July 1, 2028 compliance deadline for CalRecycle's implementing regulations face civil penalties under the Act[3]
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- [1]75%americancirculartextiles.com/sb-707-implementation-trackeramericancirculartextiles.com· Posted Sep 25, 2026· Starts Jul 1, 2030 ✓· 33% of score
SB 707's own statutory timeline fixes July 1, 2030 as the date by which the Producer Responsibility Organization 'must have a plan that has been approved by CalRecycle' running in full, per the bill text and implementation trackers built from it.
- [2]95%SB 707 Responsible Textile Recovery Act of 2024 - California Legislative Informationleginfo.legislature.ca.gov· Added Sep 25, 2026· 33% of score
The chaptered bill text setting out the program and its implementation deadlines.[1]
- [3]72%California's Responsible Textile Recovery Act To Go Into Effect In 2026fennemorelaw.com· Added Sep 25, 2026· 33% of score
Confirms the same phase-in schedule, including full program implementation by July 1, 2030.[1]
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