The Oregon Enforcement Pause Has Lapsed on the Docket

The July 16, 2026 stipulation in Lollicup USA v. Feldon paused DEQ pre-enforcement notices against Lollicup and putative class members, which is to say non-NAW Oregon producers, through at least August 31, 2026. That date has passed.

We read the full docket in 3:26-cv-01287 on September 16, 2026. The only filing after August 31 is ECF 11, the joint motion of September 9 that moved the joint status report from September 10 to October 16, and the court ruled on it September 10. No extension, no amended stipulation and no dismissal appears on the public docket.

What this means for you: we are telling you what we can see rather than what we would guess. The stipulation allowed the parties to extend it by mutual written agreement, and an agreement of that kind does not have to be filed, so the public record cannot distinguish a quiet extension from a pause that simply expired on September 1. If you are an Oregon producer outside the February 6 NAW injunction, do not treat the pause as still in force, and note that it never covered CAA in any event: CAA is not a party, so it has been free throughout to assess fees and pursue non-payment. The next moment this resolves in public is the October 16 status report. Source: CourtListener docket, Lollicup USA, Inc. v. Feldon, 3:26-cv-01287 (D. Or.), read September 16, 2026.