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What is extended producer responsibility?

Extended producer responsibility (EPR) is more than a key tactic for increasing packaging recovery and recycling rates. It’s part of a circular economy strategy to promote reuse and prevent waste in the first place. Watch to learn about how this strategic policy principle works.

Advanced mechanical recycling: Enabling true circularity for plastics, now

Download TOMRA’s new white paper that explores the advanced mechanical recycling process that enables the transformation of post-consumer plastic from different material streams into high-quality recycled plastic content.

Global trends in EPR schemes: producer responsibility for consumer packaging

EPR schemes ensure that companies take responsibility for the collection, sorting, and recycling of the packaging they place on the market, from start to finish.

Mixed waste sorting in action

If we collect and sort mixed waste materials before they’re burned or tossed into landfills, we can avoid up to 730 million tonnes of CO2 emissions by 2030. Watch to learn how mixed waste sorting can help keep materials in the loop by turning household waste into new products and packaging.