Selling Your Business? You Might Be Breaking the Law

Your business could be violating new state packaging laws without even knowing it. In this video, attorney Ben England explains how Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws affect companies selling physical products, why missed registration deadlines can lead to costly penalties, and what businesses can do to address compliance problems before enforcement begins. (410) 220-2800 https://www.fdaimports.com Serving importers and FDA-regulated businesses nationwide What's covered in this video: How new EPR packaging laws can affect your business Which states have registration requirements for covered producers Why missing an EPR deadline can expose companies to financial penalties How ongoing legal challenges may affect enforcement The difference between registering late and waiting for a state agency to contact you What steps businesses can take to address missed registration and reporting requirements Timestamps: 00:00 – Could Your Company Already Be Breaking the Law? 00:29 – The Cost of Missing EPR Registration Deadlines 01:27 – Why No Warning Doesn't Mean You're Safe 02:08 – How Legal Challenges Affect EPR Enforcement 02:53 – Registering Late vs. Waiting for Enforcement 05:04 – How to Fix Your Company's EPR Compliance Problems This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Every case is different. Consult with a qualified attorney about your specific situation. WATCH NEXT: What Trump Hopes You Don't Know About Tariff Refunds    • What Trump Hopes You Don't Know About Tari...   Everything You Missed in The Supreme Court Ruling on Trumps Tariffs    • Everything You Missed in The Supreme Court...   Concerned your company may have missed an EPR registration deadline?** If your business manufactures, imports, distributes, or sells physical products and you're unsure whether these new packaging laws apply to you, contact our office today. We can help you understand which state requirements may affect your company, review potential compliance gaps, and identify the steps needed to address them. Don't wait until a state agency contacts your business to find out whether you're at risk. Contact our office today using the information below this video to discuss your company's EPR compliance obligations. (410) 220-2800 https://www.fdaimports.com Serving importers and FDA-regulated businesses nationwide