Directive on combating greenwashing
Greenwashing is a strategy that is damaging the image of the plastics industry. The new Directive to prevent greenwashing provides us with guidelines to ensure that sustainability in plastics is implemented correctly.
7 assistants
Open all year round
Presentation
With the aim of empowering consumers and users, increasing transparency and ensuring genuine sustainability, the draft Directive introduces new requirements, prohibitions and penalties to prevent greenwashing.
In this course, we will analyse the proposal and highlight the potential pros and cons it may have for the plastics industry.
Modality
Streaming
Duration
1.50 hours
Language
Spanish | English | French | Portuguese
Price
220€ Associates
275€ General
275€ General
Calls
Objectives
- Understanding what is meant by greenwashing
- Identifying trends in environmental claims requirements
- Avoiding the development of products or proposals that may be banned in the future
- Preventing the imposition of penalties
Addressed to
- Companies in the plastics sector wishing to promote the circular economy and the sustainability of their products
Program
Proposed Directive
- Objective
- Definitions
- Scope
- How to substantiate a claim?
- How to report a complaint?
- Environmental labelling schemes
- Verification
- Penalties
Programa
Proposed Directive
- Objective
- Definitions
- Scope
- How to substantiate a claim?
- How to report a complaint?
- Environmental labelling schemes
- Verification
- Penalties
Methodology
- The course has been designed to be delivered via videoconference, so you can take it from anywhere.
- The course content has been developed by our expert lecturers in this field.
- The tutor will answer your questions live at the end of the training session.
- If you’d like to take this course now, please ask us for a recording of the latest session via the ‘MORE INFO’ section.
Observations
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