Prep Webinar June 18th 2015 06-18
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These are the slides form the Webinar titles "Packaging Recyclability Evaluation Portal (PREP) - An Introduction" Go to prep.org.au for further information.
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Prep Webinar June 18th 2015 06-18
- 1. prep.org.au Join the Recycling Revolution at!
- 2. PREP & PREP Label Webinar Shaun Scallan Anthony Peyton
- 3. Shaun Scallan PREP Program Manager
- 4. Today’s Webinar • Housekeeping • Why PREP and PREP Label? • Overview of PREP – PREP Demo • Overview PREP Recyclability Label • Next Steps
- 5. A?endees Food Health Supplements Beverages Pharmaceuticals Household products Beauty Linen & bedding Confectionery Hardware Packaging Stationery Games Cleaning Clothing Cosmetics Shoes
- 6. Housekeeping • Q&A’s – You can type a quesJon at any Jme – We’ll respond during Webinar as appropriate – Also at end plus follow up • Downloadable media – Webinar, PresentaJon & QuesJon responses – Available on 19th June • Survey following webinar
- 7. The Packaging Recycling RevoluCon starts……NOW!
- 8. At kerbside
- 9. Which Bin does it go in?
- 10. Planet Ark has a vision of a world where people live in balance with nature. We help people, businesses and governments work together to protect our planet’s ability to thrive. Our values
- 11. What we do. A Smart Energy Initiative 20 Million Trees 28M Cartridges
- 12. Why join the RevoluCon? • Business reasons – Reduced compliance risk due to false claims – Reduced Jme to substanJate claims • Social reasons – Less confusion in Australian kitchens! • Environmental reasons – Reduced landfill – Reduced pressure on non-‐renewable resources
- 13. Key elements of the RevoluCon • PREP – the brains behind the revoluJon – Empowering designers and brand owners • PREP Label – the face of the revoluJon – Empowering consumers
- 14. Status of RevoluCon • Welcoming leaders to PREP since January: – Nestle, Officeworks, Assa Abloy, Blackmores, Aware Environmental, Tata Beverages, Aesop, and Unilever • PREP Label – On products by end of July – Launch by 2 brand owners • NaJonal Recycling Week in 8th November will showcase the PREP & PREP Label Members
- 15. PREP Users Can • Determine the recyclability of their product’s packaging • Easily assess how design changes would change recyclability • Have greater confidence in self declared claims • Become eligible to use the PREP Label
- 16. Anthony Peyton PREP Technical Director
- 17. PREP -‐ Parameter Based Tool The PREP assesses both the: • Technical Recyclability, and; • Whether collecJon services for the material type exist – uses data from Technical Recyclability includes parameters that reflect the separaJon and reprocessing capabiliJes in Australia. • 2 Million Visits p.a. • Council kerbside collecJon data Australia wide
- 18. PREP -‐ Details • Browser based • Need bill of materials & dimensions plus details of inks and glues etc • Simple interface that minimises data entry • Output – Recyclability EvaluaJon Report – Traffic light representaJon – Provides reasons if not recyclable – PDF can be produced directly
- 19. Recyclability Stakeholders Paper Mill Aluminium Smelter Steel Smelter Glass BeneficiaJon PlasJcs Processing Materials Recovery Facility Recyclate Markets
- 20. PREP – What’s in the Box PREP
- 21. ‘PREP Recyclable’ if..... • Item is technically recyclable • >60% of populaJon has access to a kerbside collecJon service that accepts that item
- 23. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Shredded Paper Wine Bolle screw cap Easter Egg foil Blue Bolle Coffee Capsule Correct Answer Quiz Results, APC Fora: Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne
- 24. PREP Results Item Technical ClassificaCon Access to Kerbside PREP ClassificaCon Basis Shredded paper Not technically Recyclable Widely Accepted Small fragments will not be directed to paper stream at MRF Wine cap Technically recyclable Widely Accepted Will be recovered at glass beneficiaJon plant Easter egg wrapper Not technically recyclable Less widely Accepted Two dimensional so will go to paper stream at MRF Blue glass bolle Technically recyclable Widely Accepted Will be directed to green glass stream PlasJc coffee capsule Not technically recyclable Not widely accepted Coffee is the majority weight so is listed as the Primary Material
- 25. PREP DEMO
- 26. PREP LABEL
- 27. PREP Label – the face • Long history of Australian recyclability label • Generally consistent with exisJng labels • August launch
- 28. Overseas Labels UK USA SA
- 29. Underpinning Methodologies Country Methodology UK Matrix USA Ongoing consultaJon South Africa Ongoing consultaJon Australia PREP
- 30. PREP Label System Elements Element Purpose PREP Label System Manual Governance arrangements Graphics – Style Guide To ensure consistency Web site Consumer facing. Links to RNY PREP App for smart phones Barcode scanning with links to company sites Reference Group To oversee the program Audit program To ensure compliance with Manual ACCC Referral agency Label licensing CondiJons of use Trade Mark ProtecJon Confidence to users Events & training Support for label users Consumer educaJon PromoJng label and consumer’s role Conferences and media Encouraging broad acceptance Progress reviews To react to market changes
- 31. Commercial Terms
- 32. Commercial Terms PREP and PREP Label being offered as separate elements: 1. PREP – fee based on annual turnover of Australian sold products 2. PREP Label -‐ fee based on annual turnover of Australian sold products that are under direct control (e.g. only private label products sold by a retailer)
- 33. PREP Intro Offer 50% off for first 50 subscripJons (1st 12mths) Turnover Standard Discounted # Licences <$10m $200 $100 1 $10-‐100m $900 $450 3 $100-‐500m $1,500 $750 5 $500m-‐1b $3,000 $1,500 10 >$1b $7,000 $3,500 20
- 34. PREP Label Cost Model • Entry Rate per label impressions – $100 per million impressions • Capped fee – limits the total amount paid – Encourages broad scale labelling – Tied to company turnover • Capped fee table available on request
- 35. PREP Label -‐ Capped Fee Example Measure Value Business Turnover $80m Turnover Range $50m-‐100m Capped Fee for this Range $3,000 p.a. Total units sold 100 million Number of units labelled Annual Label Fee 1. 10 m $1,000 (10 x $100) 2. 30 m $3,000 3. 100 m $3,000 Costs exclude GST
- 36. Next Steps 1. Reassess your recyclability knowledge by considering the parameters that may apply 2. Assess preparedness of business to determine recyclability of your packaging 3. Consider value of PREP to your business – 50% PREP intro offer available for 1st 12 months 4. Consider whether your business should be a revoluJonary leader by adopJng the PREP Label – Arrange to meet with us
- 37. prep.org.au Join the Recycling Revolution at!
- 38. QuesCons?
- 39. Thanks for A?ending PREP Program Manager • Shaun Scallan • shaun@prep.org.au • 0408 263 890 PREP Technical Director • Anthony Peyton • anthony@prep.org.au • 0408 373 112 PREP Hotline • 1300 764 044