Recycled Plastics Regulations
2025-05-08 01:50:26

European Regulations and Responses on Recycled Plastics: A Seminar by Rie Arai

Upcoming Seminar: European Recycled Plastics Regulations



A pivotal seminar titled "European Regulations and Responses on Recycled Plastics" will be held on June 5, 2025, from 3 PM to 5 PM (JST), led by Rie Arai, a Principal Researcher and leader of the Circular Economy Group at Mitsubishi Research Institute. This event promises to shed light on the evolving market dynamics of recycled plastics in Europe, particularly focusing on regulations that are driving this growth.

Event Overview


The seminar will take place in two formats to accommodate different preferences: live attendance at the Kioi Forum, located at 4-1 Kioi-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, or through an online platform via a Zoom webinar that allows participants to engage remotely. An archived video will also be available for two weeks, providing flexibility for attendees to view the content at their convenience.

Key Topics of Discussion


The event will cover a range of critical issues related to the expansion of recycled plastics in Europe, outlining the regulatory landscape that supports these initiatives. Attendees can expect a thorough examination of the following focal points:

1. Strengthening Regulations for Recycled Plastic Use - Insights into the regulatory measures being enhanced within Europe for improved utilization of recycled plastics.
2. Eco-Design Regulations - An overview of eco-design principles that emphasize sustainability in product design.
3. Container and Packaging Waste Regulations - Discussion on recent regulations targeting packaging and its impact on the recycling market.
4. End-of-Life Vehicle (ELV) Regulations - Updates on the proposed amendments to rules governing the recycling of end-of-life vehicles.
5. Challenges in Expanding Recycled Plastics Usage - Examine the hurdles that businesses face in adapting to and scaling recycled plastic usage.
6. Q&A and Networking - An opportunity for attendees to engage in dialogue, ask questions, and exchange business cards, fostering networking and collaboration within the industry.

Context and Significance


In recent years, the European Commission has taken a proactive stance to address the environmental concerns associated with plastic waste. In 2020, the Commission published the "Circular Economy Action Plan", setting forth stringent regulations aimed at promoting sustainable products in the marketplace. These include, notably, eco-design rules and directives surrounding packaging and packaging waste. A key feature has been the implementation of targets for the proportion of recycled materials to be used, especially in containers and automobiles.

This seminar is particularly noteworthy as it will not only detail the background and specifics of the regulations but will also analyze how businesses can effectively respond to these changes and utilize recycled materials within their operations.

About the Organizer


Conducted by the New Society System Research Institute (SSK), a prominent provider of information services since its establishment in 1996, the seminar facilitates high-level discussions on business strategies, marketing intelligence, and technological advancements. SSK is committed to delivering timely and relevant insights essential for business success and expansion in a diversifying corporate landscape.

For those wishing to enhance their understanding of the European recycling landscape and the associated regulatory frameworks, this seminar is an exceptional opportunity not to be missed.

Contact Information


For further inquiries regarding the seminar, please reach out to the New Society System Research Institute at:
  • - Address: 2-6-2 Nishi-Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
  • - Email: info@ssk21.co.jp
  • - Phone: 03-5532-8850
  • - Website: SSK Website


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