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Circular Action Alliance Announced as the Producer Responsibility Organization in Washington
Panelists discuss how flexible films must evolve to meet EPR deadlines.
From Film to Future: How Flexible Packaging Must Evolve to Hit California’s EPR Goals
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EPR at the Intersection Between Brands and Flexible Packaging Converters
Baled polyethylene film awaits processing. California’s EPR law is pushing investment in end markets and infrastructure to ensure that material like this finds a viable second life rather than landfill.
End Markets Will Decide Flexible Film Recycling in CA, Elsewhere
Extended Producer Responsibilty's success hinges on responsible, profitable end markets. But what constitutes 'responsible' or 'acceptible' impacts whether or not there's going to be enough pull htrough demand to support circularity.
Defining “Responsible End Markets,” and Why it Matters to Brands
Jeff Fielkown (left), CEO of the Circular Action Alliance, and Lynn Dyer, Executive Director of AMERIPEN, agree that when EPR is done carefully, with adherence across brand producers, recycled material end markets can look a lot more stable and attractive.
Could EPR Smooth PCR Price Volatility, Boost Investment in Recycling Infrastructure?
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Live from Product Stewardship Institute's Forum: Dylan de Thomas on Laws Going Live, Key Deadlines, and Industry Guidance
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Circular Action Alliance Confirmed as the Producer Responsibility Organization for Minnesota
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