New recycling regulations directly affect your processes, responsibilities and market opportunities. In our guide ‘Recycling and Certification’, you will gain insight into how these changes may impact your organization.
There are many misconceptions surrounding recycling regulations and legislation. This applies to companies involved in producing, transporting and processing plastics, as well as organizations across the recycling value chain. In conversations with organizations, Kiwa regularly hears the same questions and assumptions. Below, we outline several common misconceptions seen in practice.
Regulations related to recycling are changing. This affects not only organizations that collect or recycle waste, but also companies involved in producing, transporting and processing plastics. As an organization, you will face stricter regulations, increased oversight and new requirements for handling waste and raw materials. What does this mean, and who does it apply to? What does it mean for your organization?
In this article, you will read how ISO 50001 can help organizations gain control over energy use, both at organizational level and in international contexts. We explain what the standard entails and how organizations can use it not only to comply with laws and regulations, but also to achieve continuous improvement.
