Hardline Compliance exists because Canadian brands shouldn't have to figure this out alone — the night before a deadline, in a spreadsheet, hoping the numbers are right.
Canada's Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations have expanded significantly in recent years. Ontario's RPRA Blue Box program and the Federal Plastics Registry now require separate filings with different methodologies, different data formats, and different deadlines — all on the producer's shoulders.
Most brands — especially mid-market food, beverage, and cosmetic companies — don't have a dedicated sustainability team or a regulatory affairs department. They have an operations manager trying to reverse-engineer plastic weights from supplier sheets the week of the deadline.
Hardline Compliance was built to change that. One service, two filings, done properly.
Every engagement starts with a free audit. We look at your SKU count, your packaging breakdown, and your current data situation — and we tell you exactly what's needed, what's missing, and how long it'll take.
From there, we handle everything: you send us your SKU catalog and whatever supplier specs you have, we identify and fill any data gaps, run proxy weight calculations using our validated methodology, classify by resin type, and submit to both registries. You get a clean audit trail and submission confirmation — no spreadsheets, no guesswork.
Start with a free audit — we'll review your packaging profile and tell you exactly what's needed before the May 31 deadline.
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