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Recycled Polyolefins: Beyond EPR fees
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This insight explores why EPR is not the silver bullet everyone hopes for. While EPR is crucial, the market requires a range of solutions to ensure proper financing of the value chain. Governments and industries must collaborate to close gaps and enhance recycling efficiency. Investments in technology are essential for producing high-quality recyclates. To support the shift to a circular economy, consider capital subsidies, price controls, or higher taxes on virgin materials. Alternatively, reducing fossil subsidies can promote recycled materials. Addressing these issues is vital to prevent the loss of valuable recyclables to incineration, landfills, or exportation.
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