If your company sells or imports products into the Philippines, you may already fall under the EPR Law Philippines, also known as Republic Act No. 11898 or the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Act of 2022.1 This law places the responsibility for plastic packaging waste on companies that manufacture, import, or sell packaged goods in the country.
EPR compliance tracking has become essential for companies operating in the Philippines under Republic Act 11898, the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) law of 2022. As businesses strive to meet regulatory requirements and support circular economy goals, technology brings transformative power. From blockchain‑enabled data platforms to ESG reporting tools and real‑time dashboards, innovative systems help organisations accurately track, audit, and report their EPR performance.
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Have you ever wondered where all your plastic packaging goes? The fabric conditioner you used last week, the bottled water you thoughtlessly threw in the garbage, or the countless shampoo sachets you have used in the past month – do you know where all of these go?
Traceability and Circular Economy
Traceability and Circular Economy
Traceability and Circular Economy
Purpose and Profit
Traceability and Circular Economy
Traceability and Circular Economy
Traceability and Circular Economy
Traceability and Circular Economy
Traceability and Circular Economy
Traceability and Circular Economy
Traceability and Circular Economy
Traceability and Circular Economy