Minderoo welcomes the Commission's proposal for a revision of EU legislation for regulation on Packaging and Packaging Waste (PPWR proposal), to prevent negative environmental impacts of packaging and bolster reuse and recycling. The European Union has shown a commitment to transitioning towards a circular economy and production and use of safe and sustainable chemicals.
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Minderoo Foundation filed 6 positions between 17 Jan 2022 and 17 Mar 2026, across 5 of the 639 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 4 times.
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The current revision of the Waste Framework Directive, which has guided EU policy in this area since 1975, offers an opportunity to design a coherent and consistent policy framework for a circular economy. Unlocking this potential requires a policy landscape that will create the opportunities, incentives, and confidence necessary for businesses to innovate and invest in the new business models that will break the…
The Minderoo Foundation welcomes the review of the Waste Framework Directive. To inform this policy process, we would like to submit findings and recommendations from ongoing Minderoo and KPMG research into plastic waste streams in 5 EU countries (FR, GE, IT, NL and PL). 1. Almost half of our plastic waste is not collected for sorting and recycling.
Minderoo Foundation welcomes the opportunity to contribute evidence for the evaluation of the 2019 Single-Use Plastics Directive. We applaud and support the European Unions efforts to reduce the environmental impact of plastic products, particularly marine litter, while supporting the transition towards more sustainable material systems.
In this position paper we provide our input to the launch by the European Commissions of a public consultation about the proposal for a regulation on preventing pellet losses to reduce microplastic pollution (Regulation). We strongly support the Regulation as a significant step towards addressing the growing environmental concern related to microplastic pollution associated with amongst others pellets.
The Minderoo Foundation is a philanthropic organisation based in Perth and Amsterdam. Through our No Plastic Waste Initiative we seek to end plastic leakage to nature and maximize circularity in the plastics economy by 2030. We welcome the revised Waste Shipment Regulation (WSR) as a concrete step towards addressing the plastic waste issue.
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