Five companies didn’t meet packaging compliance in 2012

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The Environment Agency has revealed that five producers did not meet their packaging recycling obligations in 2012.

Provisional packaging data for the 2012 compliance period up to 31 January 2013 shows that all 44 compliance schemes met their obligations.

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In a statement, the Environment Agency said: “The data, which was initially reported by accredited reprocessors and exporters on the National Packaging Waste Database, provides an indicative position on the amount of packaging waste received for recovery and recycling last year.

“It shows that the total amount of PRN/PERNs which have been issued up to the end of the compliance period on 31 January 2013 by accredited reprocessors and exporters was sufficient to meet the total obligation for all registered producers.

“All 44 UK approved compliance schemes have also indicated in their declaration of compliance that they have met their individual packaging recovery and recycling obligations.

“Five producers have been identified as not having met their obligations and the relevant agencies are investigating.”

The final data will be confirmed in April

 

Target

Carry

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Total

Paper 

2,581,090

145,200

826,019

799,230

821,342

875,934

3,467,725

Glass

1,665,387

57,272

362,609

350,536

351,034

561,521

1,682,972

Aluminium

59,766

3,661

16,401

14,030

18,169

13,828

66,089

Steel

354,124

21,493

94,011

78,932

77,407

107,612

379,455

Plastic

608,909

21,914

146,620

145,875

175,188

176,265

665,862

Wood

236,063

19,167

128,288

148,911

134,934

112,238

543,538

EfW

480,872

53,877

206,488

187,371

202,189

220,158

870,083

 

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