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♻️ Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR): time for a reboot? The concept of EPR was born in the early 1990s to make producers responsible for the entire lifecycle of their products. But when transposed into EU law, EPR became mainly about financing end-of-life waste management. ✅ Over the past 30 years, EPR schemes have mobilised resources for waste collection and helped build recycling infrastructure, from packaging to batteries, ELVs and WEEE. ⚠️ Yet, decades of implementation also reveal major limitations. 📖 Read more in our report: https://zurl.co/QBDQQ That’s why, together with almost 30 European cities and progressive businesses, we are calling on the European Commission to reform the EPR system under the upcoming EU #CircularEconomyAct. 📜 Check out our manifesto in the comments below and sign it if you’re a city or a business ready to push for real circularity! 👇 #EPRRreform #BreaktheSingleUseBias 🏙️ Cities supporting the call: Ville de Paris, Ville de Bruxelles - Stad Brussel, City of Tallinn, Ville de Bordeaux, Métropole de Lyon, Nantes Métropole, Majetin (CZ), City of Kranj, City Hall of Viladecans, Úľany nad Žitavou (SK) 🏢 Businesses endorsing the manifesto: Capsa21, Carton Vert, circolution GmbH, ConsomAction, cupstack, Dutch Cups B.V., ECO Bihor, ETERNITY SYSTEMS, NewLoopOpopop colis, RePack , Recirculate Systems Limited, Vytal Global, RECUP, ECOGESTUS Lda Rudolf Frýželka | Antonin Grêlé-Rouveyre | Alasdair Hood | Alessandro Marchiaro | Sylvie Droulans | Teresa Ribera | Jessika Roswall | EU Environment and Climate

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