The PPWR is creating demand for recycled plastics. But can the legal framework enable sufficient supply? Join our free webinar to explore key regulatory challenges shaping the future of recycled plastics in Europe.
Don’t miss out – secure your spot now for our free webinar on the PPWR recycled content targets and the limits of circularity regulation!
The PPWR creates a legally binding demand for recycled plastics from 2030. However, the legal framework governing the supply of recycled plastics presents several interconnected challenges. These relate to how waste becomes a secondary raw material, how information is transferred along the value chain, and whether materials can move freely across the EU. Together, these challenges can impede the circulation of recycled plastics compared to virgin materials.
This webinar will explore four key bottlenecks at the intersection of waste, chemicals and product legislation that affect the circulation of recycled plastics within the legal framework for secondary raw materials:
1. End-of-waste uncertainty
How do differing approaches to end-of-waste status across the EU affect the circulation of recycled plastics?
2. Chemicals information asymmetry
What challenges arise when information on substance composition is lost along the recycling chain?
3. Regulatory incoherence
What happens when recycled content targets interact with requirements under REACH, food contact legislation, waste rules and other regulatory frameworks?
4. Internal market fragmentation
To what extent do differing national approaches influence the movement of secondary raw materials across the EU?
By examining these legal bottlenecks, the webinar will explore where key challenges and risks lie for industry and regulators, and what may need to change to enable the PPWR’s circularity objectives to be achieved in practice.
Who should attend this webinar?
Ideal for professionals from the plastics, packaging, recycling, chemicals, consumer goods, food contact materials and waste management sectors with responsibilities for Regulatory Affairs, Product Stewardship, Sustainability, Circular Economy, Environmental Management and EHS.
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Bobby Arash
Fieldfisher, Belgium
Bobby Arash is partner in Fieldfisher’s EU Regulatory practice. With a background in molecular biology and chemistry and over 20 years of legal and regulatory practice from private and public sectors, Bobby has built a robust foundation in the areas of legal and regulatory compliance with a distinct focus on product and business compliance and supply chain governance. Bobby has developed a deep understanding of regulatory landscapes impacting business innovation, product development, production processes and supply chains, and has represented a diverse range of clients across various industries and business sectors in navigating regulatory challenges related to safety, health and environment. This experience and expertise covers chemicals, biocides, agrochemicals, cosmetics, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, mechanical & electrical equipment, food, dietary supplements & food contact materials, biotechnology (GMO), industrial and consumer products, defence & security products, ICT products and other regulated product categories. Bobby also regularly represents clients in litigation before EU and national courts and regulatory bodies.
mehrwenigerLaura McGrath
Fieldfisher, Belgium
Laura McGrath is an Associate in the EU Regulatory Department of Fieldfisher's Brussels office. Her practice focuses on EU product compliance, environmental, health and safety, and ESG matters, with an emphasis on circular economy, supply chain legislation, and biocides. She advises clients on a wide range of EU regulatory frameworks, including BPR, CLP, PPWR, the Waste Framework Directive, GPSR, Right to Repair, and ESPR. Laura's work also involves advising on emerging areas of EU regulation under the Green Deal, including circular economy law, corporate supply chain due diligence, sustainable product compliance and design, and environmental claims.
mehrwenigerTeilnahmepreis: € 0,00 zzgl. MwSt.
Es handelt sich um ein kostenfreies Webinar der Akademie Fresenius. Eine Teilnahmegebühr wird nicht erhoben.
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Claudia Werner
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cwerner@akademie-fresenius.de
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