Webinar Announcement: Canadian Plastics Registry Guidance Insights

Author: Owen Jenkins Updated: 02-19-2025 03:10 PM

Webinar on Canadian Plastics Registry Guidance

Claigan will host an engaging webinar designed to explain the newly released guidance for Phase 1 of the Canada Plastics Registry. This important session is set for February 26. Attendees can expect valuable insights into the intricate details and calculations required for compliance.

Understanding the New Guidance

Starting in 2025, businesses will be required to report information regarding the plastics in products that they have imported, manufactured, or sold in Canada during the previous year. This applies particularly to consumer electronics and packaging under Phase 1. Participants in the webinar will gain clarity on how to navigate these regulations efficiently.

Enhanced Clarity with Humor

Claigan's dedicated team is known for breaking down complex subjects in an easily digestible manner, often with a light-hearted approach. The webinar will highlight the most critical sections of the guidelines and provide practical advice for compliance. For example, reporting virgin polyethylene in tools intended for residential users will be addressed, detailing how to categorize this based on specific codes.

Key Topics to be Discussed

During the webinar, participants can expect an in-depth discussion covering:

The scope and importance of Phase 1.
Identifying which companies must comply in 2025 and which will have later obligations in 2026.
A comprehensive look at reporting requirements based on product types.
An overview of the various methods for reporting plastic usage.
Illustrations of practical approaches through detailed examples.
How to incorporate sales data seamlessly into the reporting process.

Registration Details

Due to high demand, Claigan has planned two sessions on February 26, allowing more participants to benefit from the information shared. Each session will last about one hour, including a Q&A segment for unresolved queries.

Register for the Webinar

Date: February 26
Times: 10 AM and 2 PM (local time)
Duration: 1 hour, featuring a dedicated Q&A

To ensure your spot, registration can be completed online. Given the expected interest, early registration is recommended.

About Claigan Environmental

Claigan Environmental is a leader in the field of restricted materials compliance, offering consulting and testing services to clients across various sectors. The company has experience testing thousands of products against regulations like PFAS and REACH among others. Claigan prides itself on being an ISO 17025 certified laboratory and providing innovative solutions that prioritize supply chain diligence and social responsibility.

Claigan's philosophy emphasizes efficiency: More Results, Less Journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the Claigan webinar?

The webinar aims to explain the new Canadian Plastics Registry guidance and assist businesses in understanding compliance requirements.

When will the compliance reporting begin?

Compliance reporting will start on September 29, 2025, for the plastics used in products sold or manufactured in the previous year.

Who should attend this webinar?

This webinar is beneficial for business owners, compliance officers, and anyone involved in product manufacturing and reporting.

What topics will be covered during the session?

Attendees will learn about reporting requirements, methods of reporting plastic use, and practical examples to enhance their understanding.

How can I register for the webinar?

Registration can be done through the Claigan website or via the provided links for the specific time slots.

About The Author

Hi there I'm 38-year-old author and financial consultant Owen Jenkins. Having worked in the financial sector for more than ten years, I am well-versed in the subtleties and complexity that mold our financial environment. Following a degree in finance, I worked in a number of financial institutions honing my abilities in market analysis, financial planning, and investment strategies.

My love is teaching others about investing and personal finance. My goal in writing many books and articles has been to demystify financial ideas and give readers the information they need to make wise financial decisions. I write with a direct, useful style that emphasizes doable suggestions for daily living.

Along with writing, I lead webinars and seminars where I impart knowledge on how to successfully negotiate the financial world. I also write for financial journals and show up as a guest expert on financial news programs a lot. Whether they are new to investing or want to improve their approach, my mission is to enable people to take charge of their financial futures.

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