UL Solutions Expands Capabilities to Help Companies Navigate Growing Packaging and Sustainability Regulations
Key Highlights
- ➤UL Solutions expands extended producer responsibility capabilities for packaging compliance.
- ➤Evnia acquisition adds nearly two decades of EPR experience across Canada and the United States.
- ➤Enhanced advisory, regulatory intelligence and software-enabled data insights target fragmented reporting obligations.
- ➤More than 60 jurisdictions worldwide have implemented extended producer responsibility laws.
Expert Statements
John Genovesi, Executive vice president and president of Risk and Compliance Software at UL Solutions
“With EPR requirements expanding globally, this is a pressing business reality for companies operating around the world.”
John Genovesi, Executive vice president and president of Risk and Compliance Software at UL Solutions
“Organizations are looking for trusted experts who can help them navigate this increased responsibility for how they package their products and what happens to the waste after the product is consumed.”
Josh Warren, Vice president and general manager of Appliances, HVAC and Lighting and Retail and Consumer Products at UL Solutions
“EPR is quickly becoming a critical requirement across industries, including consumer products, automotive, pharmaceuticals and manufacturing.”
Josh Warren, Vice president and general manager of Appliances, HVAC and Lighting and Retail and Consumer Products at UL Solutions
“By expanding our capabilities, we are helping customers stay ahead of regulatory change while building more sustainable products and supply chains.”
UL Solutions Expands Capabilities to Help Companies Navigate Growing Packaging and Sustainability Regulations
Enhanced solutions from recent acquisition combine regulatory expertise, data and software to address evolving packaging and sustainability requirements.
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