Chile finally enacts its EPR law, with tyres being the first subject of a management scheme
The Chilean EPR Law will require that 90 per cent of conventional tyres must be recycled by 2030.
The regulation is the first of the six “priority products” contemplated by the recycling law. Manufacturers have until 2023 to develop a management system and, from now on, they must report the import of tyres into the country.
From 2023, companies that import tyres will have to recycle 25 per cent of tyres and collect 50 per cent. This is defined by the Law of Extended Producer Responsibil...
The Chilean EPR Law will require that 90 per cent of conventional tyres must be recycled by 2030.
The regulation is the first of the six “priority products” contemplated by the recycling law. Manufacturers have until 2023 to develop a management system and, from now on, they must report the import of tyres into the country.
From 2023, companies that import tyres will have to recycle 25 per cent of tyres and collect 50 per cent. This is defined by the Law of Extended Producer Responsibil...
