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Cracking the Code of EPR: Your Guide to Sustainable Business Practices
Cracking the Code of EPR: Your Guide to Sustainable Business Practices

EPR is a policy approach that makes producers responsible for the environmental footprint of their products from creation to disposal. It compels companies to actively manage, collect, and recycle waste from their products, fostering sustainable production and consumption patterns. Key components of EPR include lifecycle accountability, encouraging sustainable product design, and reducing environmental impact through a circular economy approach.

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From Pollution to Solution: How Extended Producer Responsibility is Reshaping the Future of Plastics
From Pollution to Solution: How Extended Producer Responsibility is Reshaping the Future of Plastics

Extended Producer Responsibility is a policy approach that extends a producer’s responsibility for a product to the post-consumer stage of its lifecycle. In simpler terms, it means that companies that manufacture, import, or sell plastic products are also responsible for collecting and recycling those products after consumers are done with them.

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