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Extended producer responsibility regulation : information on registration

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Under an extended producer responsibility system, producers take responsibility at end-of-life for the products and packaging they put on the market, such as single-use products, packaging and... More ≫

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Under an extended producer responsibility system, producers take responsibility at end-of-life for the products and packaging they put on the market, such as single-use products, packaging and paper products and hazardous and special products. This information sheet contains information on registration as it relates to Alberta's Extended Producer Responsibility Regulation, which came into force on November 30, 2022. Obligated producers are required to register with the Alberta Recycling Management Authority in accordance with the EPR Regulation.

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Extended producer responsibility regulation : information about transition and implementation

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Under an extended producer responsibility system, producers take responsibility at end-of-life for the products and packaging they put on the market, such as single-use products, packaging and... More ≫

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Under an extended producer responsibility system, producers take responsibility at end-of-life for the products and packaging they put on the market, such as single-use products, packaging and paper products and hazardous and special products. This information sheet provides information on anticipated transition and implementation timelines and general information as it relates to Alberta's Extended Producer Responsibility Regulation, which came into force on November 30, 2022.

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Extended producer responsibility regulation : information for communities

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Under an extended producer responsibility system, producers take responsibility at end-of-life for the products and packaging they put on the market, such as single-use products, packaging and... More ≫

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Under an extended producer responsibility system, producers take responsibility at end-of-life for the products and packaging they put on the market, such as single-use products, packaging and paper products and hazardous and special products. This information sheet contains information about the Alberta's Extended Producer Responsibility Regulation, which came into force on November 30, 2022, and how communities can make informed decisions regarding EPR as the province transitions to province-wide, producer-operated EPR systems.

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Extended producer responsibility regulation : information on oversight and accountability

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Under an extended producer responsibility system, producers take responsibility at end-of-life for the products and packaging they put on the market, such as single-use products, packaging and... More ≫

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Under an extended producer responsibility system, producers take responsibility at end-of-life for the products and packaging they put on the market, such as single-use products, packaging and paper products and hazardous and special products. This information sheet contains information on Alberta's Extended Producer Responsibility Regulation, which came into force on November 30, 2022, and which establishes the Alberta Recycling Management Authority as the management board responsible for oversight of the systems implemented under the regulation.

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Extended producer responsibility regulation : information for producers

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Under an extended producer responsibility system, producers take responsibility at end-of-life for the products and packaging they put on the market, such as single-use products, packaging and... More ≫

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Under an extended producer responsibility system, producers take responsibility at end-of-life for the products and packaging they put on the market, such as single-use products, packaging and paper products and hazardous and special products. This information sheet serves as a reference guide for producers (including brand owners, importers and retailers) to Alberta's Extended Producer Responsibility Regulation, which came into force on November 30, 2022. EPR shifts the physical and financial burden of collecting, sorting, processing and recycling waste to producers who put materials into the market and away from local governments and taxpayers.

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Extended producer responsibility agreement on administration and oversight

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Represents the agreement between the Minister of Environment and Protected Areas and the Alberta Recycling Management Authority (ARMA), clarifying the roles and responsibilities of each in respect... More ≫

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Represents the agreement between the Minister of Environment and Protected Areas and the Alberta Recycling Management Authority (ARMA), clarifying the roles and responsibilities of each in respect to ARMA's administration and oversight of the matters described in the Extended Producer Responsibility Regulation. The agreement also: sets out matters that the Minister considers advisable in the public interest relating to ARMA's activities under the regulation; provides for an accountability framework between parties; clarifies the administrative, financial, working and reporting relationships between the parties; and promotes openness and transparency to serve the public interest.

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Extended producer responsibility : information for producers

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This fact sheet aimed at product produces provides an overview for of Alberta's new extended producer responsibility (EPR) system. The EPR system shifts the physical and financial burden of... More ≫

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This fact sheet aimed at product produces provides an overview for of Alberta's new extended producer responsibility (EPR) system. The EPR system shifts the physical and financial burden of collecting, sorting, processing and recycling waste to product producers and away from local governments and taxpayers. The new EPR system will focus on single-use products, packaging and paper products, as well as hazardous and special products.

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Extended producer responsibility : information for Albertans

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This fact sheet provides an overview of Alberta's new extended producer responsibility (EPR) system, which shifts the physical and financial burden of collecting, sorting, processing and recycling... More ≫

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This fact sheet provides an overview of Alberta's new extended producer responsibility (EPR) system, which shifts the physical and financial burden of collecting, sorting, processing and recycling waste to product producers and away from local governments and taxpayers. The new EPR system will focus on single-use products, packaging and paper products, as well as hazardous and special products.

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What we heard : Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for single-use plastics, packaging, paper products, and hazardous and special products

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Alberta’s government is working on bringing extended producer responsibility (EPR) to the province. An EPR framework would create provincial systems for managing single-use plastics, packaging,... More ≫

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Alberta’s government is working on bringing extended producer responsibility (EPR) to the province. An EPR framework would create provincial systems for managing single-use plastics, packaging, paper products and hazardous and special products like household pesticides and solvents. This What We Heard document summarizes the key findings received to date to inform EPR in Alberta, and serves as an update to stakeholders and Albertans on the progress to date towards EPR.

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Getting Alberta back to work : natural gas vision and strategy

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Alberta's Natural Gas Vision and Strategy lays out a plan for Alberta to become a global supplier of clean, responsibly-sourced natural gas and related products, including hydrogen, petrochemicals... More ≫

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Alberta's Natural Gas Vision and Strategy lays out a plan for Alberta to become a global supplier of clean, responsibly-sourced natural gas and related products, including hydrogen, petrochemicals and recycled plastics. The strategy outlines the government's actions to support the long-term growth and strength of the industry on its way to being a global competitor across multiple sectors.

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