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From September 14 to 16, 2026, the Château Frontenac in Quebec City will host the Canadian EPR Forum. It is the must-attend event in North America to catch up on extended producer responsibility, evolving regulations, and the future of the circular economy.
As environmental requirements become stricter and ÉEQ fee schedules evolve, this event offers a unique opportunity to understand best practices in ecodesign and residual materials management.
Contact me to schedule a meeting so we can discuss your EPR obligations and explore ways to optimize your packaging and circular economy strategies.
The La bonne REPonse approach in eco-packaging goes beyond simply understanding Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) obligations: it enables Quebec agri-food companies to turn these requirements into a strategic opportunity.
This program aims to concretely help Quebec bio-food companies transform Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) into a strategic opportunity through a regional tour, practical online training, and individual support provided by three recognized experts:
Marie Horodecki-Aymes, Adm.A – C.Adm
As part ofthe Right REPly on Eco-Packaging initiative, our experts are traveling acrossQuebec to offer personalized, face-to-face support to agri-food businesses.
Since January 2025, Quebec companies have been funding the entire life cycle of their packaging: design, collection, sorting, recycling, and even consumer awareness.
Over 800 million dollars are at stake — and even more when it comes to changing habits.
It’s neither a barrier, nor a risk, nor a constraint!
It’s an opportunity to choose, to design differently, and to invest for the present and the future.
Among these events, I had the honor of moderating the panel of the Circular Plastics session, presented by GAPC - https://www.gapc.ca/en/. This group of consumer product manufacturing companies, packaging producers and industry associations has been working hard for several years to build a circular economy for plastics in Canada.
