Position Paper on the Proposal for a Directive on the Reduction of the Impact of Certain Plastic Products on the Environment
With this paper, Reloop aims to contribute to the trialogue discussions by highlighting some of the key issues that we believe are crucial for establishing an ambitious new directive.
Position Paper on the EC’s Proposal for a Directive on the Reduction of the Impact of Certain Plastic Products on the Environment
This position paper aims to contribute to the European Parliament and Council discussions on the legislative proposal in order to develop an ambitious new directive that will help achieve a real circular economy of single-use plastics and reduce its negative impacts on the environment.
South Australia’s Single Use Plastics & Container Deposit Scheme – Response
This position paper outlines views on managing single-use plastics in South Australia.
Submission to the Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry into Waste and Recycling
Here we comment on the Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry into Waste & Recycling.
Implementation of the SUPD (EU) 2019/04: Phase 1
In this paper, Reloop provides comments on part 1 of this SUPD consultation.
Material Substitution within the SUPD
A policy briefing discussing how we can help achieve a real circular economy for single-use plastics and reduce their impact on the environment.
Interpretation of Separate Collection Targets for Single-Use Plastic Beverage Bottles, as per Article 9 of the SUPD
In this position paper from 2020, Reloop aims to contribute to the European Commission’s ongoing discussions around the Single-Use Plastics Directive.
Target 90 explained
2 short (under 10 minute) videos explaining Target 90.
The Single Use Plastics Directive: Is it in Jeopardy?
Reloop in 2020 co-signed a joint position paper on the European Commission's Single Use Plastics Directive.
Position Paper on draft Implementing Decision laying down rules for the application of Directive (EU) 2019/904
We call on the European Commission and national authorities to provide more clarification of certain provisions of the draft Decision which, in their current format, would significantly undermine the intent of the Directive.