Summary

Directs the Environmental Protection Agency to prepare and publish a public report within two years that assesses reuse and refill systems across sectors. The report must evaluate feasibility, best practices, system types, equity impacts, job effects, economic costs and benefits, needed support, and barriers, and must consider existing state, local, and international programs and consult relevant stakeholders.

• Requires EPA to publish a public report within two years assessing reuse and refill systems across sectors.
• Report must evaluate system types, equity, job impacts, economic costs and benefits, needed supports, and adoption barriers.
• EPA must consider existing state, local, and international programs and consult relevant stakeholders.
• The law mandates analysis and recommendations but does not itself create funding or regulatory changes.
• Intended to inform future policy, program design, and private-sector adoption of reuse/refill models.