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How can mid-sized food suppliers deliver circular packaging solutions?

How can mid-sized food suppliers deliver circular packaging solutions?
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EPR is coming – will you be ready?

April 11, 2021 EPR is coming â will you be ready? THE implementation of the Governmentâs upcoming EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) scheme is well advanced and impending legislation requires producers especially in the packaging industries to register and become or join an industry PRO (Producer Responsibility Organisation). Knowing the why, how and industries new responsibilities is outlined below, with insight provided from www.factssa.com website. South Africaâs waste generation continues to increase; significant volumes of waste are still being diverted to landfill, a dead-end disposal of waste rather than the desired approach of aÂ circular economyÂ . If we are to protect our environmentâs natural resources and develop green economies, producers of products will be required to take responsibility for their products throughout the product life cycle, from raw material extraction through product design and use, and ultimately, recovery and recyclin

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EPR Explained – creating a true circular economy for plastics packaging

EPR Explained – creating a true circular economy for plastics packaging
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Alarm as packaging consultation predicts £2 7bn EPR cost

Alarm as packaging consultation predicts £2.7bn EPR cost The predicted £2.7bn costs of extended producer responsibility (EPR) for post-consumer packaging waste would undermine industry investment to make packaging more eco-friendly, according to one trade body responding to the Government s EPR consultation. The consultation was launched on 24 March this year and will run until 11.59pm on 4 June. EPR puts the responsibility for packaging and packaging waste, including the costs for green packaging design and disposal squarely on the shoulders of producers. Extended Producer Responsibility for Packaging Following strong support, Government committed to introduce packaging Extended Producer Responsibility following a further consultation.

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iTWire - WEEE Forum expands in three continents to tackle global e-waste challenge

WEEE Forum expands in three continents to tackle global e-waste ‘challenge’ Tuesday, 06 April 2021 12:34 WEEE Forum expands in three continents to tackle global e-waste ‘challenge’ Featured The WEEE Forum, which represents e-waste producer responsibility organisations throughout the world, is continuing to grow its global membership with the recent addition of new members from Colombia, South Africa, Spain and Lithuania. With worldwide e-waste levels continuing to rise by around 3% per annum – and expected to reach in excess of 74 million tonnes (Mt) in 2030 according to UN research – attracting these organisations “reflects the desire of the WEEE Forum” to spread best practice, engage with actors in all parts of the world and the commitment of the growing global movement to ensuring that “e-waste is collected and treated responsibly and in a manner that is not detrimental to people’s health and the environment”.

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