Join us for a must-attend webinar designed to help businesses navigate the complex regulatory landscape of the Canadian Federal Plastics Registry. With the inaugural FPR reporting deadline of September 29, 2025, quickly approaching, producers, importers, and value chain organizations across Canada must prepare now to meet new national reporting obligations for plastics.
This live session will provide practical strategies and expert insights to support accurate, timely, and audit-ready compliance.
What You’ll Learn
Canada’s FPR introduces far-reaching reporting requirements that impact plastic packaging, single-use products, and more. In this session, our regulatory compliance experts will:
- Break down your legal obligations under the FPR—and how they relate to Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) programs at the provincial level.
- Clarify which products, business activities, and categories fall under mandatory reporting in 2025—and what additional changes are coming in 2026.
- Outline a step-by-step compliance roadmap, including best practices for accurate FPR submissions.
RLG experts on the Canadian Federal Plastics Registry will help you anticipate challenges, avoid costly missteps, and confidently prepare your 2024 data for submission.
Who Should Attend—and Why
Designed for environmental managers, compliance officers, supply chain leaders, packaging producers, and anyone impacted by FPR reporting.
You’ll learn how to:
- Understand complex FPR requirements
- Align teams for accurate data submission
- Avoid reporting errors and penalties
Meet Your Experts
Rachael Graziotto – Director, Circular and Compliance Solutions, RLG
Rachael brings over 8 years of remarkable experience within the Extended Producer Responsibility space across North America.
Rachael specializes in sales operations and mobilizing programs for post-consumer materials, ensuring that materials make it to secondary markets, closing the loop, and making strides toward enabling the circular economy. She has designed and implemented cradle-to-cradle/grave solutions and reverse supply chain infrastructure for hard-to-manage materials.
At RLG, Rachael leads producer compliance ensuring clients are compliant within various programs and the downstream network meets the requirements of clients.
Rachael completed her undergraduate studies at McMaster’s DeGroote School of Business, is a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (2019), and is a certified Project Management Professional (2023). In 2021, Rachael was one of the 40 recipients of the Waste360 40 Under 40 Award.
Ashar Niaz – Business Development Manager, RLG
Muhammad Ashar Niaz is a Business Development Manager specializing in EPR compliance and environmental data management. With a background in SaaS solutions and an MBA from Towson University, he helps producers across North America implement circular economy initiatives and meet regulatory requirements. Ashar collaborates with stakeholders across industries, providing strategic guidance on how RLG’s consulting expertise and software solutions simplify EPR compliance. His work focuses on driving sustainable business practices while ensuring clients navigate complex regulations with confidence and efficiency.
Secure Your Spot Today
Register today and take the first step toward confident, compliant plastics reporting under the Canadian FPR. Let’s build the foundation for a more sustainable future—starting with data you can trust.
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