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Flexible packaging circularity at a country level: EPR, challenges and opportunities
This bonus episode of the Sustainable Packaging Summit virtual panel series is free to watch live on LinkedIn. Presented in collaboration with CEFLEX, this panel explores how a circular economy in flexible packaging is being implemented across different European countries. We’ll discuss how Extender Producer Responsibility functions as an enabler, designed to deliver circular materials, and consider country specific requirements and what exchanges and expertise around flexibles can help.
Speakers:
Jochen Hertlein,
Packaging Sustainability Lead, Nestlé
Amanda Fuso Nerini,
Head of International Affairs, CONAI
Joachim Quoden,
Managing Director, EXPRA
Jens Nießmann,
Managing Director, Reclay
Mike Jefferson,
Consultant, CEFLEX
Moderator:
Tim Sykes,
Brand Director, Packaging Europe
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