Today like never before, policy is driving sustainable packaging. We help our members understand the rapidly-changing landscape of extended producer responsibility (EPR) laws, as well as other types of packaging policy such as bottle bills, bans, recycled content laws, and labeling laws. The SPC does not lobby in favor of or against any specific legislation; rather, we provide an objective perspective on policy’s implications for more sustainable packaging.
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Exploring the complex legislative landscape of policy related to packaging sustainability and end of life.
Discussing reusable packaging fundamentals and challenges, while identifying opportunities where reusable packaging fits in the sustainable packaging space.
Exploring the complex legislative landscape of policy related to packaging sustainability and end of life.
Discussing reusable packaging fundamentals and challenges, while identifying opportunities where reusable packaging fits in the sustainable packaging space.
Discussing reusable packaging fundamentals and challenges, while identifying opportunities where reusable packaging fits in the sustainable packaging space.
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Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a policy approach that assigns responsibility for the end-of-life of products to the producers. Our Guide breaks down the key elements of EPR policy in an easy-to-understand way to help organizations identify proposal differences and develop a deeper understanding of current and ongoing EPR policy.
