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2026 EPR Oversight Fee Consultation

October 20, 2025

Under Alberta’s EPR framework, ARMA’s role is to oversee and manage the system, ensuring that Producers fulfill their regulatory obligations. Producers contribute financially to support this oversight and are also given the opportunity to participate in consultations as key stakeholders.  

We are pleased to invite you to participate in ARMA’s Oversight Fee Consultation in 3 simple steps:  

Step 1: Review Oversight Fee Information 

Proposed oversight fees and details about the oversight fee methodology are now available (see below). 


Step 2: Join a Webinar 

Two webinars are scheduled to present information live and answer any questions that may assist in shaping your feedback. For those who cannot attend or wish to revisit the material presented, a link to the webinar recording will also be provided.

Thursday, October 23, 2025 at 1:00 p.m. MT  - Watch the recording below
Thursday, November 20, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. MT
 - Watch the recording below
 

Two webinars are scheduled to allow producers to attend live presentations and ask questions. The materials to be presented will be the same for both webinars. 

Step 3: Submit a Survey Response

Survey links will be emailed to all registered Producers after the conclusion of the first webinar.  Feedback from Producers is important to ensuring the oversight fees are fair and effective. We encourage Registered Producers to participate in the consultation to make their voice heard. ARMA’s goal is to support Producers in understanding and fulfilling their regulatory obligations under Alberta’s EPR framework. If you have any questions or require further assistance, please feel free to contact us at epr@albertarecycling.ca.  

 

FAQ

For all current oversight fee FAQs, please visit our FAQ page here!

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