In an almost universally opposed strategy, Dublin has decided to impose an extended producer responsibility scheme on the tyre sector. The retailers and wholesalers in Ireland don’t like it, they say the motorists won’t like it and they claim the manufacturers don’t like it. Now, as the deadline for the inauguration approaches, it appears that the British don’t like it either.
New Irish EPR Scheme Not Universally Popular
The Irish trade has taken the Dublin government to task through the EU’s Directorate General for Competition, on the basis that a monopoly EPR scheme is in contrav...
New Irish EPR Scheme Not Universally Popular
The Irish trade has taken the Dublin government to task through the EU’s Directorate General for Competition, on the basis that a monopoly EPR scheme is in contrav...
