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ndment to the Enforcement Decree of the Waste Management Act. This amendment aims to

tion in compliance with local hazardous waste legislation. Stock Disposal: Wi

ave been added.  Revised Waste Transport Regulations including Asbesto

nment throughout their life cycle, with waste management being a critical stage of co

ontact Group 2 made progress on plastic waste management and tasked Co-Chairs with re

pellets and finished products made from waste plastics through processes such as scre

se” model to a circular economy where waste is minimized, and materials are kept in

lly adopted the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR)  which focuses on re

ory (TRI), which details toxic chemical waste management, releases, and pollution pre

Disposal Guidance: To reduce packaging waste, standardised language will be used to

opean Union’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) officially entered in

EACH, including radioactive substances, waste, non-isolated intermediates, and substa

life cycle of their products, including waste collection and recycling. The initiativ

FCMs) under the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).  These measures aim

izers, are commonly found in electronic waste such as mobile phones, computers, and k

ycling, sustainable product design, and waste reduction. Pollution Prevention

ufacturing, industrial use, and through waste streams over the lifecycle of products

Oil and gas extraction Waste and water treatment Environment

ciency and material recovery rates from waste batteries. The Regulation also defines

f the government’s strategy to reduce waste, improve resource efficiency, and drive