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Bookmark or Share- How to use OPRL labels - OPRLHow to use OPRL labels. Last updated January 2024. This section provides information on our design guidance and how our labels should be used. As a result of demand from members, we have made this area non-secure so it can be shared with external design agencies.
- Home - OPRLAbout OPRL. On-pack recycling labels are used widely throughout UK packaging to deliver a simple and consistent message that encourages accurate recycling.
- OPRL: The growth of the world’s first evidenced-based ...Speaking at Packaging Innovations 2019 in London, Jane Bevis, Chair and Director for OPRL, explains the growth of the OPRL labeling system into the UK's biggest and describes how other countries including the US, Australia and Singapore have adopted similar, evidence-based systems.
- OPRL unveils new recycling labels rules in UK | Sustainable ...Drawing together extensive data and evidence, wide consultations and consumer testing, the new OPRL guidelines move the majority of packaging into a binary labelling system i.e. “recycle” or “don’t recycle”, said OPRL in a 29 Jan statement.
- Yes or no? OPRL simplifies UK consumer recycling with binary ...OPRL simplifies UK consumer recycling with binary labeling system. 06 Jan 2020 --- The UK’s leading recycling label authority The On-Pack Recycling Label (OPRL) is set to launch a binary labeling system (“Recycle” or “Don’t Recycle”) this month that is designed to simplify and improve consumer recycling. The move follows the UK ...
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