Ahead of the fifth session of the  Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-5) next month, the Business For A Plastics Treaty has published an open letter calling on governments to address plastic pollution at a global level packagingeurope.com/news/global-ce…

We have joined United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP Finance Initiative (UNEP FI)), Principles for Responsible Investment (@PRI_News), Finance for Biodiversity Foundation (Finance for Biodiversity), De Vereniging van Beleggers voor Duurzame Ontwikkeling (VBDO), and CDP to call on

We welcome and support the efforts of the INC Chair to facilitate further discussions amongst governments following the publication of the 3rd iteration of his ‘Non Paper’. We also agree on the need to focus the ongoing efforts of INC members to: 🟠 Align on the core elements

This week PepsiCo, SC Johnson, and World Wildlife Fund on behalf of Business For A Plastics Treaty spoke with policymakers on Capitol Hill about the need for a strong and binding treaty that sets the right enabling conditions to help successfully scale a circular economy for plastic and end plastic

The fast approaching #INC5 in Busan is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to address plastic pollution at a global level via a #plasticstreaty that is fit for purpose. The transitions within business to meet the global rules we are calling for are already well underway, and

Let's all get on the same page: #BusinessNeedsGlobalRules. With limited time left for negotiations, reaching an agreement on everything at #INC5 may be challenging. But we believe it's possible. Here's how: businessforplasticstreaty.org/treaty-on-a-pa… We have developed this Roadmap towards an

‘Global rules also bring a level of industry confidence, and that helps to spark further innovation, further investment. That’s absolutely vital for businesses to be able to scale solutions quickly, and tackle the plastic pollution problem.’ -Holly Nelson, Head of Packaging

‘’It’s not just companies that can benefit. It’s governments too. From increased jobs and investments along the supply chain, to reduced spending on public waste management. No EPR schemes are exactly alike. To make them as effective as possible, we need one global definition.’’

It’s time to get on the same page: #BusinessNeedsGlobalRules to tackle the plastic pollution crisis. With just days to go until the last planned round of negotiations for a Global #PlasticsTreaty begins in Busan, Republic of Korea, explore our ‘Treaty on a Page’, a roadmap for

The fifth round of negotiations for a Global #PlasticsTreaty begins today at #INC5 in Busan. We, 260+ global businesses, financial institutions and NGOs across the plastics value chain, stand ready to work together with policymakers across the world on this critical task.

It’s time to get on the same page: #BusinessNeedsGlobalRules to tackle the plastic pollution crisis. The last planned round of negotiations for a Global #PlasticsTreaty is happening now in Busan, Republic of Korea. Explore our ‘Treaty on a Page’, a roadmap for an effective

As negotiations develop at INC-5 in Busan, we are calling on governments to make a choice to deliver the treaty we need: businessforplasticstreaty.org/latest/update-… #BusinessNeedsGlobalRules #INC5 #PlasticsTreaty

At INC-5, Business For A Plastics Treaty is pushing for an instrument that prioritizes the ambition of most negotiators over voluntary measures with universal support packagingeurope.com/news/businesse…

Read our statement on the #INC5 outcome: linkedin.com/pulse/statemen… #BusinessNeedsGlobalRules

The fifth round negotiations for the global #plastics treaty has now taken place. But what is next? Join endorsers of the Business Coalition for a Global Plastics Treaty tomorrow, 11/12, at Innovation Forum's webinar, 2PM CET, to learn more. links.emf.org/3ZJP5j7