Brazil Implementing Reverse Logistics for Plastic Packaging
A new Brazilian law requires market operators to participate in a reverse logistics system for primary, secondary, and tertiary plastic packaging starting January 2026.
This system aims to meet targets of 22% recycled content and a 32% recovery rate by next year. The law holds manufacturers, distributors, importers, traders, and management entities responsible for collecting and recycling their plastic packaging, including plastic cutlery, through approved systems.
- Companies can choose between a collective model, where a managing entity oversees a collaborative approach, or an individual model, where the reverse logistics system is handled within the company.
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Author's summary: Brazil introduces a new law for plastic packaging recycling.
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