Packaging - extended producer responsibility: Fairer Scotland Duty assessment
Fairer Scotland Duty Assessment (FSDA) for the introduction of extended producer responsibility (EPR) for packaging.
Footnotes
1 EPR Consultation Government response template (publishing.service.gov.uk), page 7.
2 Packaging waste | Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA)
3 The Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging Waste) Regulations 2007 (legislation.gov.uk)
4 Obligated businesses are those who place more than 50 tonnes of packaging and have a turnover of more than £2 million per year.
5 Plastic bottles: Turning Back the Plastic Tide Report (parliament.uk), paragraph 38.
6 Consultation on reforming the UK packaging producer responsibility system - Defra - Citizen Space
7 Extended Producer Responsibility for Packaging - Defra - Citizen Space
10 Note that the £1.2bn includes c. £100m for managing packaging disposed of in street bins. Along with the other UK governments, we intend to bring forward legislation to address this element of packaging EPR at a later date, to be in force by 2026.
11 EPR Consultation Government response template (publishing.service.gov.uk), page 7.
12 Explore the National Outcomes | National Performance Framework
13 Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009 (legislation.gov.uk)
14 Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Act 2019 (legislation.gov.uk)
15 Securing a green recovery on a path to net zero: climate change plan 2018–2032 (www.gov.scot)
16 THE 17 GOALS | Sustainable Development (un.org)
17 Executive Summary - Making Things Last: a circular economy strategy for Scotland (www.gov.scot)
18 Scotland's Zero Waste Plan (www.gov.scot)
21 Scotland's Circular Economy Waste Route Map 2023 Consultation (www.gov.scot)
22 Plastic Packaging Tax: steps to take - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
24 Circular Economy Package policy statement - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
25 New EU rules to reduce, reuse and recycle packaging | News | European Parliament (europa.eu)
27 'Cost pass-through' describes what happens when a business changes the price of the products or services it sells following a change in the cost of producing them.
28 Relative poverty is defined as: Individuals living in households whose equivalised income is below 60% of UK median income in the same year.
29 Poverty and Income Inequality in Scotland 2020-23 (data.gov.scot)
30 Poverty in Scotland 2023 | Joseph Rowntree Foundation (jrf.org.uk)
31 Poverty and Income Inequality in Scotland 2020-23 (data.gov.scot)
33 Scottish Household Survey 2022: Key Findings - 3. Finance (www.gov.scot)
34 Scottish Household Survey 2022: Key Findings - 3. Finance (www.gov.scot)
35 Poverty and Income Inequality in Scotland 2020-23 (data.gov.scot)
36 Scottish Household Survey 2022: Key Findings - 3. Finance (www.gov.scot)
37 Poverty and Income Inequality in Scotland 2020-23 (data.gov.scot)
38 Household disposable income by age group 2022 - Office for National Statistics (ons.gov.uk)
39 Poverty and Income Inequality in Scotland 2020-23 (data.gov.scot)
40 Poverty and Income Inequality in Scotland 2020-23 (data.gov.scot)
41 Poverty and Income Inequality in Scotland 2020-23 (data.gov.scot)
43 Poverty and Income Inequality in Scotland 2020-23 (data.gov.scot)
44 Scottish Household Survey 2022: Key Findings - 3. Finance (www.gov.scot)
46 A Minimum Income Standard for Remote Rural Scotland (hie.co.uk)
48 Poverty in Rural Scotland: A Review of Evidence (www.gov.scot)
49 Plastic free shopping: Scotland’s zero waste stores | Zero Waste Scotland
50 Plastic bottles: Turning Back the Plastic Tide Report (parliament.uk)
51 Impact Assessment (publishing.service.gov.uk), pages 99-100.
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