• With the rapid expansion of regulations concerning packaging and packaging waste, such as the extended producer responsibility (EPR), and plastic taxes, organizations face the pressing challenge of adapting quickly to remain compliant and competitive • Since 2021, SAP Responsible Design and Production has been SAP’s solution for calculating EPR fees across markets • At that time, the number of jurisdictions with installed mandatory EPR was around 60 • By 2030, that number is expected to grow to 200 • With an evolving regulatory landscape, SAP has implemented new updates within the solution to help ensure that customers can navigate diverse reporting requirements, deadlines, and fees while increasing accuracy, reducing fees and exposure, and improving insights • Read on for updates about recent innovations and how the solution combines enterprise data with information about local and global regulations to help calculate obligations like the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR)

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  • With the rapid expansion of regulations concerning packaging and packaging waste, such as the extended producer responsibility (EPR), and plastic taxes, organizations face the pressing challenge of adapting quickly to remain compliant and competitive. Since 2021, SAP Responsible Design and Production has been SAP’s solution for calculating EPR fees across markets. At that time, the number of jurisdictions with installed mandatory EPR was around 60. By 2030, that number is expected to grow to 200. With an evolving regulatory landscape, SAP has implemented new updates within the solution to help

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