Product Policy Institute (PPI) is working to transform our “throw-away” society into a vibrant one, where we meet the needs of all people with sustainable, energy-efficient goods and services.

Our goal is to develop cradle-to-cradle producer responsibility – which makes manufacturers responsible for collecting and recycling their products and packaging – into the central approach to designing and managing products so that market forces drive the use and reuse of safer chemicals and materials.

 

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Vermonters can have their bottle bill and EPR for packaging too

Mon, Feb 06, 2012

By Bill Sheehan and Matt Prindiville, Product Policy InstituteA controversial EPR-related bill in...

Product Policy Institute Releases New Legislative Toolkit

Tue, Mar 13, 2012

By Matt Prindiville, Associate Director  After many requests for an organized resource to...

EPR Canada launches new Report Card to evaluate provincial Environmental Programs

Fri, Mar 23, 2012

Interesting idea from our neighbors to the North.  Perhaps we need something like this in the...

Consensus Definitions for EPR and Product Stewardship

Thu, Apr 12, 2012

The movement to shift responsibility for spent products and packaging from taxpayers to the...

Earth Day 2012: Groups Organize to Bring Recycling into the 21st Century

Tue, Apr 24, 2012

Happy Earth Day everyone!  This is one of PPI's biggest initiatives to create a sustainable...