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==2018 Circular Economy Package== | ==2018 Circular Economy Package== | ||
The latest Circular Economy package involves: | The latest [[Circular Economy package]] involves: | ||
*A Europe-wide EU Strategy for Plastics in the Circular Economy and annex to transform the way plastics and plastic products are designed, produced, used and recycled. By 2030, all plastics packaging should be recyclable. To achieve its ambitious vision, the Strategy foresees actions to improve the economics and quality of plastic recycling; to curb plastic waste and littering; to drive investments and innovation; and to harness global action. To reduce the leakage of plastics into the environment, the Commission has also adopted a new proposal on Port Reception Facilities, to tackle sea-based marine litter and published a report on the impact of the use of oxo-degradable plastic, including oxo-degradable plastic carrier bags, on the environment. | *A Europe-wide EU Strategy for [[Plastic|Plastics]] in the [[Circular Economy]] and annex to transform the way [[Plastic|plastics]] and [[Plastic|plastic products]] are designed, produced, used and recycled. By 2030, all [[Plastic|plastics packaging]] should be recyclable. To achieve its ambitious vision, the Strategy foresees actions to improve the economics and quality of [[plastic]] [[recycling]]; to curb [[plastic]] [[waste]] and littering; to drive investments and innovation; and to harness global action. To reduce the leakage of [[Plastic|plastics]] into the [[environment]], the Commission has also adopted a new proposal on Port Reception Facilities, to tackle sea-based marine litter and published a report on the impact of the use of oxo-degradable plastic, including oxo-degradable plastic carrier bags, on the environment. | ||
*A Communication on options to address the interface between chemical, product and waste legislation that assesses how the rules on waste, products and chemicals relate to each other. | *A Communication on options to address the interface between chemical, product and waste legislation that assesses how the rules on [[waste]], products and chemicals relate to each other. | ||
*A Monitoring Framework on progress towards a circular economy at EU and national level. It is composed of a set of ten key indicators which cover each phase i.e. production, consumption, waste management and secondary raw materials, as well as economic aspects, investments and jobs and innovation. | *A Monitoring Framework on progress towards a circular economy at EU and national level. It is composed of a set of ten key indicators which cover each phase i.e. production, consumption, waste management and secondary raw materials, as well as economic aspects, investments and jobs and innovation. | ||
*A Report on Critical Raw Materials and the circular economy that highlights the potential to make the use of the 27 critical materials in our economy more circular. | *A Report on Critical Raw Materials and the circular economy that highlights the potential to make the use of the 27 critical materials in our economy more circular. |