Plastic Bans across AU/NZ - Free session for AIP members and affiliates

The National Retail Association is Australia’s most representative retail industry association.  It has been serving businesses in the retail and fast food sectors for close to 100 years.

National Retail Association

Comprehensive update across all plastic bans. Brought to by Australian Institute of Packaging and National Retail Association

Sustainability

Information sessions relating to single-use plastic bans, packaging and many areas of business sustainability

<h2>Plastic Bans across Australia and New Zealand</h2><h3>Free webinar for AIP members and affiliates</h3>Wednesday 6 September - 10am to 11am AESTWith extensive state-based plastic bans coming into effect this year and over the next 3 years, it is important for businesses to stay up-to-date with developments. Upcoming state-based bans include a diverse range of items and packaging, such as produce bags, coffee cups &amp; their lids, takeaway food containers &amp; their lids/windows, expanded plastic (not just EPS), and many other items. As every plastic ban varies in definitions, rules and items in scope, this session will help Members and industry colleagues across Australia and New Zealand to receive a timely update in one concise session.Ebony Johnson from the National Retail Association is providing a dedicated webinar for AIP members and affiliates to provide a comprehensive update across all current and upcoming single-use plastic bans. SpeakerEbony represents industry on multiple taskforces and committees, as well as managing the NRA’s business engagement programs. The NRA team are working with governments across Australia and New Zealand to deliver engagement and education programs to impacted stakeholders. Last year alone, they engaged over 100,000 retailers, suppliers and community organisations on single-use plastic bans and related sustainability programs. The NRA manage the National Plastics Ban hotline, visit hundreds of stores every day, and have detailed technical and commercial understanding of the ban and its implications for business.Webinar details<ul><li>Wednesday 6 September </li><li>10am to 11am AEST</li></ul>T﻿he session will be held via Zoom (and don't worry the settings have been fixed since last year's session so up to 1000 attendees can now join). You will receive the Zoom link upon registering.Queries: sustainability@nra.net.au

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