B Lab × PCX Webinar: Circular Packaging, Plastic Responsibility & EPR

How to measure your footprint, reduce impact, and navigate commitments and regulation

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In collaboration with B Lab, Certified B Corp PCX Markets explores how companies can turn sustainability commitments and growing regulatory pressure into practical, measurable action on packaging.

This workshop is designed for B Corps, purpose-driven brands, and companies navigating the expanding landscape of packaging regulation  -  including Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) requirements emerging across the US, EU, and globally.

Packaging is one of the most immediate levers companies have to reduce environmental impact, but it is also where complexity builds quickly across circular design, source reduction, reporting requirements, voluntary commitments, and evolving legal obligations.

Using a practical, playbook-style approach, this session walks through how brands can:

• Build a practical, audit-friendly baseline for plastic and packaging footprint
• Identify meaningful source reduction opportunities and prioritize actions
• Navigate the intersection of voluntary commitments and regulatory requirements such as EPR
• Understand the role of plastic credits and recovery projects within a broader packaging strategy
• Prepare packaging systems and reporting processes for future regulatory readiness

This session is designed for sustainability, ESG, packaging, product, procurement, and operations leaders looking for a more practical, data-driven approach to circular packaging and plastic responsibility.

Recommended for

• Sustainability and ESG leaders

• Packaging, product, procurement, and operations teams

• B Corps and purpose-driven brands

• Companies preparing for packaging EPR and circularity requirements

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Key topics

Circular packaging | Plastic responsibility | Packaging EPR | Source reduction | Plastic footprint | Sustainable packaging | Circular economy | Plastic credits | Packaging compliance | Environmental Stewardship & Circularity