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Rapid technological developments, new legal requirements and innovations linked to packaging development and material types affects the producer responsibility for packaging. Therefore, collaboration and dialogue with others in the industry is an important part of our business. We participate in a number of different contexts to monitor and drive development so that it takes the producers’ needs and perspectives into account.

Tomma förpackningar av flera materialslag mot en turkos bakgrund.

EXPRA

Member

EXPRA (Extended producer responsibility alliance) is an international lobby and networking organisation, mainly at EU level, for producer-owned, non-profit producer responsibility organisations (PROs). EXPRA focuses on lobbying at EU level and exchange of experience between member states.

EXPRA Nordic is a subgroup for the Nordic region. This includes the market-leading PRO:s or its service organization – Grønt Punkt Norge, Rinki, Vana and Úrvinnslusjóður. Close cooperation between the Nordic organizations is important to protect our common members and to meet new requirements from the EU, as many producers operate on markets in several countries. Together, we work towards common goals for higher material recycling, service and cost efficiency and work to ensure common tools and as good a harmonization as possible, even though national legislation may differ.

Förpackade varor i en kundkorg

SIS Committee for Standards

Participant

NPA participates in SIS/TK 165 Packaging, together with the materials and packaging industry, producers, interest organizations, and research institutes. Through participation in SIS committee, NPA contributes as Swedish national experts in the work of developing standards and specifications for design for recycling packaging at the European level. The aim is to have the opportunity to influence and gain insight into the standards being developed. They will most likely be linked to future legal requirements regarding design for recycling.

Olika sorters plastförpackningar mot en grå bakgrund

RecyClass

Supporter

We are a supporter of RecyClass. RecyClass is a cross-industry organisation that works to promote the recyclability of plastic packaging in Europe by developing common guidelines for what qualifies as recyclable plastic packaging, as well as providing tools for the evaluation, classification and certification of packaging.

Rader av återvinningskärl. Foto: Peter Vahlersvik

Avfall Sverige

Member

We are members of Avfall Sverige, the municipalities’ trade association for waste management. Sweden’s municipalities are responsible for collecting packaging waste from households and co-located businesses.

Through membership, we can follow and participate in the development of curb-side collection and participate in the dialogue on issues where we have common points of contact with the municipalities.

Hand som källsorterar en pappersförpackning i pappersbehållaren i ett kök.

Sopor.nu

Partner

Sopor.nu is a site where Sweden’s consumers find factual and objective information about how household waste should be managed. How should you sort and why, where should the waste be left and what happens after sorting? Sopor.nu is a collaborative project between Waste Sweden, Näringslivets Producentansvar, El-Kretsen and Recipo, with a contribution from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency.

Förpackningsavfall som ligger marken i en park.

The Keep Sweden Tidy Foundation

Sponsor

The Keep Sweden Tidy Foundation is a non-profit independent organisation that works against littering. The foundation’s mission is to influence attitudes and behaviors to achieve the vision that no one should litter.

Henrik Nilsson, Head of Business Development & Public Relations at Näringslivets Producentansvar, sits on the board of the Keep Sweden Tidy Foundation.

Vit rök som stiger upp ur fyra skorstenar.

WECoS

Project

WECoS (Waste-to-Energy in Sweden’s circular economy: Collaborative system dynamics and choice modelling) is a project run by RISE with funding from the Swedish Energy Agency. The project focuses on scenario analysis of future possibilities for the development of waste incineration, biogas and CCS in order to meet goals linked to material recycling and net zero emissions of carbon dioxide. Other participants in the project are Öresundskraft, NSR and the city of Helsingborg. The project started in the spring of 2023 and is planned to end in the fall of 2024.

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  • Anti-litter design

  • Anti-litter design

  • 1. Reduce overpacking

  • 2. From single-use to reusable

  • 3. Avoid loose parts

  • 4. Attached caps and lids

  • 5. Avoid tabs and tear-off edges

  • 6. Be careful with degradable materials

  • 7. Use information and labeling

  • Label your packaging

  • Recycling

  • Videos

  • Producer responsibility

  • Packaging fees

  • Packaging reporting

  • Packaging reporting

  • 1. What am I required to report?

  • 2. How do I calculate packaging volumes?

  • 3. How should I report my packaging?

  • 4. When should I report my packaging?

  • 5. Additional information to the EPA

  • The PPWR

  • Distribution of responsibilities

  • Affiliated producers

  • Drop off packaging

  • Collaborations

  • Contractors

  • Municipalities

  • Projects and networks

  • About us

  • Contact us

  • FAQ

  • News

  • Consultation responses

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