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Effective monitoring is essential to ensuring Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) delivers on environmental and economic potential.…
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Effective monitoring is essential to ensuring Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) delivers on environmental and economic potential.
While EU legislation establishes monitoring as a core element of EPR governance, current approaches vary widely across Member States.
The upcoming Circular Economy Act must do more to ensure obligations are properly enforced, non-compliance is detected, and compliant producers are not placed at a competitive disadvantage.
Without systemic, well-resourced, and harmonised monitoring frameworks, uneven implementation leads to:
➡️ Weaker incentives for compliance
➡️ Weaker trust in EPR systems
➡️ A distorted internal market
📄 To learn more about the challenges facing monitoring in EPR, explore Reloop's mini briefing: https://lnkd.in/efTXBN6W
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