Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) webcast series
Understanding EPR's impacts on packaging value chain
In volume 2 of our webcast series, learn about the challenges, financial implications and strategic approaches for the sustainable implementation of packaging.
In volume 1 of our EPR webcast series, we covered what EPR is and its business implications. Volume 2 focuses on EPR for packaging, detailing the challenges companies face in implementation and its value chain impact. EPR promotes sustainable development but requires navigating varying regulatory requirements. Companies must adopt proactive measures, establish governance frameworks aligned with sustainability goals, and collaborate with stakeholders and PROs. EPR also affects finances, impacting taxes and trade. Understanding these financial implications is crucial. This webcast explores strategic approaches, collaboration, and tax implications for successful EPR implementation in packaging.
Extended Producer Responsibility for packaging
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
Stuti Sethi
Director, PwC Netherlands
Tom Wright
Director, PwC United Kingdom
All episodes in the series
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How will Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) affect your business?
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) obligations will vary around the world, but how will EPR impact your business?
Contact us
Monica Cohen-Dumani
Partner, International Tax Services, EMEA ITS Leader, PwC Switzerland
Tel: +41 58 792 97 18
