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There is significant potential for improved source separation among businesses, especially when it comes to packaging. This is shown by new figures from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, which for the first time has conducted large-scale waste composition analyses of business waste.

There were constructive and positive discussions on producer responsibility when the Näringslivets Producentansvar met with EU Commissioner Jessika Roswall this week.

Bengt Lagerman is the Chair of the Board at Näringslivets Producentansvar (NPA) and has a long background in the packaging and recycling industry.

Malin Forsgren from 2050 Consulting summarizes the report 'Recycling targets for packaging 2030 – How do we reach them?', highlighting the key findings, conclusions, and recommendations. She also provides a clear picture of the current situation and outlines what we need to do together to contribute to increased recycling.

Despite stricter requirements for collection and recycling, Sweden appears set to miss the EU’s packaging recycling targets for 2030. Plastic packaging, in particular, is falling far short of the 55 per cent recycling goal. This is revealed in a new report in which Näringslivets Producentansvar (NPA) analyses what is needed to reach the targets.

We work to ensure that packaging can be recycled over and over again. To make this possible, design choices made during the development of new packaging are crucial. In this video, Love Pallon, materials specialist, shares examples of what to consider when designing your glass packaging.