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APR expands global packaging design guide

The Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR) has expanded and updated the APR Global Design Catalog, a resource to access the most current plastics packaging recyclability guidelines for countries and regions around the world. Different countries and regions operate a variety of recycling collection and processing systems. Many of them oversee complex Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)…

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