15 May 2025 | 14:00 - 16:00 BST
Online - €249 + VAT
Annis is an experienced consultant, specializing in European packaging EPR and environmental labelling. She particularly enjoys working with multinational companies to help them understand the impact that legislation will have on them and how they can adapt to gain most benefit from it.
Sian joined Lorax EPI in 2023 as an Environmental Policy Analyst with prior expertise in waste policy and regulation. Sian now serves as an Environmental Compliance Consultant at Lorax EPI.
Shayna is a US-based Senior Consultant at Lorax EPI, where she helps companies simplify and effectively manage their global environmental compliance efforts. With extensive experience in corporate sustainability, Shayna has previously worked with leading companies like Amcor and Victoria’s Secret & Co., driving sustainability programs, leading global environmental reporting, and contributing to the success of packaging initiatives. Her background in corporate sustainability initiatives equips her with valuable insights into the complexities of environmental management and compliance on a global scale.
This webinar will take a closer look at the rapidly expanding global packaging extended producer responsibility (EPR) regulations, trends, and costs to brand owners. It will also cover the broad scope of similarly aligned legislation and trends including post-consumer recycled content requirements, design guidelines, single-use plastic regulations, eco-modulated EPR fees, on-pack labelling, plastic taxes, voluntary reporting, and more.
Additionally, we will examine the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) and the implementation of EPR programs in the United States, providing insights into the nuances and challenges presented by these frameworks.
We will investigate how these themes present themselves on different continents and how companies can ensure they are able to remain compliant as the legislation's scope grows.
Attendees will also learn in depth about how EPR fees are structured so their companies can understand the associated costs and processes as well as look at best practices for reporting and compliance.
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