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Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is more than a regulatory checkbox—it’s a strategic framework that holds producers accountable for the full life cycle of the products and packaging they introduce into the market.
​In recent years, the Philippines has made strong progress in tackling plastic waste and promoting sustainability. One major step is the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Law, or Republic Act No. 11898. This law requires businesses to take responsibility for their plastic products—from production to disposal.
Latest global data on plastic pollution by country and the solutions helping turn the tide.
what exactly is a deposit return scheme, and does it truly work in solving our waste crisis? Let’s explore how it works, successful global models, and the impact of DRS as the world looks toward a cleaner, circular economy.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day the eco-friendly way with sustainable fashion, responsible decorations, plant-based meals, and low-waste gatherings. Learn how to reduce your carbon footprint, support local businesses, and engage in green activities. Make this holiday about more than just wearing green—embrace sustainability and protect the planet while honouring Irish traditions!
This article explores inspiring female recycling leaders who are transforming waste into valuable resources while empowering communities worldwide.
Celebrate love sustainably this Valentine’s Day! Swap wasteful gifts for eco-friendly, DIY, and experience-based alternatives. Choose ethical chocolates, zero-waste wrapping, and green date nights. Show love for your partner and the planet by making conscious choices. Join Plastic Bank in reducing plastic waste and creating a sustainable future. Spread love, not waste!
Plastic pollution has become a global crisis, with developing nations significantly bearing the brunt of its effects.
Despite their importance, wetlands face serious threats from human activities, including plastic pollution, climate change, and industrial development. Protecting wetlands isn’t just about saving the environment—it’s about securing a healthy planet and a better future for all.