First Atlantic Province to introduce Extended Producer Responsibility on packaging and paper Today, Circular Materials begins the transition to extended producer responsibility (EPR) for packaging and paper products in New Brunswick. This is an important milestone in improving recycling in the province. EPR shifts the financial and operational responsibility of recycling programs to brand owners…
We are pleased to share an update on a nationally integrated approach that is being developed to support Canada’s transition to extended producer responsibility (EPR).
On July 1, Circular Materials kick-starts Ontario’s transition to extended producer responsibility (EPR) for packaging – the first step towards enhanced recycling across the province.
Circular Materials and other circularity leaders launch PRFLEX – an initiative to optimize the recycling system for flexible plastic packaging […]
Recycle NB Approves Management Plan for Packaging and Paper Products in New Brunswick Circular Materials is pleased to announce that […]
Circular Materials and Éco Entreprises Québec join forces to advance innovation and the circular economy As Canada’s leading extended producer […]
Circular Materials Finalizes Agreement to Support Recycling and Drive Innovation Circular Materials is pleased to announce that it has entered […]
Circular Materials is pleased to announce another critical milestone in moving forward with the July 2023 transition to extended producer responsibility in Ontario.