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Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) webcast series
Extended Producer Responsibility in sustainability
In volume 1 of our webcast series, get an overview of EPR's impact on R&D, tax and more.
In our sustainability webcast series, our specialists shared an EU-level overview, its significant impact across all business functions, from R&D to tax. We also discussed how EPR influences labelling, design, and compliance, with non-compliance risking severe consequences like product bans, through real-world case studies. Watch the recording to better understand EPR's impact on your business and how PwC can guide you through EPR complexities.
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Extended Producer Responsibility in sustainability
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Host
Monica Cohen-Dumani
Partner, International Tax Services, EMEA ITS Leader, PwC Switzerland
Speakers
Claudia Buysing Damsté
Partner, PwC Netherlands
Ismael Aznar Cano
Partner, Sustainability Legal, PwC Spain
Dhan Sehmi
Senior Manager, PwC United Kingdom
Federico Merlo
Senior Manager, Sustainability and Climate Change, PwC Switzerland
Ferdinand Revellio
Senior Associate, PwC Germany
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Monica Cohen-Dumani
Partner, International Tax Services, EMEA ITS Leader, PwC Switzerland
Tel: +41 58 792 97 18
