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Big Changes to Packaging Waste Rules in UK and EU Supply Chains

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By Jamie Cartwright
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Key takeaways New UK and EU packaging rules shift full waste management costs from taxpayers to producers. Businesses must register, report and pay fees based on packaging volume, type and recyclability. Groups are assessed collectively, which means small subsidiaries still fall into scope. Compliance will require changes to packaging design, supply chain models and cost structures. There is a major shift that is coming to packaging waste regulation across the UK and the EU.
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Batteries in the EU as a part of a greener economy

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By Jamie Cartwright
| Charles Russell Speechlys
Batteries and their components are in significant demand. That demand is to be viewed and managed in the context of a drive for a greener economy and the impact of batteries on the environment. As part of this, the EU replaced the outdated Directive 2006/66/EC with a new Battery Regulation. A key purpose and aim of the new Regulations is to seek to minimise the impact of battery production on the environment and providing regulation for the recovery and disposal of modern accumulators.
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Technology Sector Lookahead 2026

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By Mark Bailey, Jamie Cartwright, Jodie Dennis, Mark Howard, Charles Mallows, Rory Partridge, Caroline Young, Robert Smith, Willemijn Paul, Louise Zafer, Michelle McCulloch
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Introduction In this Lookahead, we look at some of the hot topics for this sector in 2026 which include: AI – Use in advertising Corporate – ECCTA Cybersecurity, business resilience and continuity Cybersecurity – Improving supply chain resilience and the NCSC Technology patents and the UPC Product Liability – Law Commission Review AI - IP Ownership and Infringement As indicated in our recent Insight AI and Intellectual Property: Ownership, Infringement and Reform, 2025 left many questions...
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