How Toy Producers Can Stay Compliant This Holiday Season

How Toy Producers Can Stay Compliant This Holiday Season

The holidays are coming, and with them come an increase in not only toy sales but also in your regulatory responsibilities. Behind every doll, game, and racecar is a complex web of legal obligations that cannot be ignored. Extended Producer Responsibility laws are no longer something optional. Join our upcoming webinar to learn the steps from registration to reporting, and ensure your products can stay on the shelves across every market you sell in.

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Webinar Registration: Toys EPR webinar

On December 11 at 14:00 CET, RLG is hosting an educational online event: How Toy Producers Can Stay Compliant This Holiday Season. This interactive session is designed to help businesses stay compliant, confident, and ahead of the curve.  

By attending the webinar, you will learn how to tackle the unique challenges faced by the toy industry, from chemicals and safety standards to batteries, packaging, and country-specific rules. 

What you will gain:

  1. A clear understanding of what is at stake and the real cost of waiting 
  1. Strategies to navigate multiple sales channels and complex product classifications 
  1. Insights into operational steps that make compliance simpler and more efficient 
  1. Ways to meet all collection, recycling, and reporting requirements 
  1. Real-world examples showing how smart compliance drives business benefits beyond legality 

This is more than a compliance checklist. It is your roadmap to keeping your business safe, your products moving, and your customers happy during the busiest season of the year. 

Who should attend?

Compliance, legal, packaging, sustainability, procurement, and brand leads, or anyone responsible for keeping your products on shelves and in customers’ hands.   

Meet the Expert:

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Agnieszka Modzelewska Sales Development Representative, Reverse Logistics Group

Agnieszka is a Sales Development Representative at RLG, where she supports companies in navigating their Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) obligations across global markets. Working closely with regulatory and compliance experts, she has developed strong practical knowledge of EPR requirements and helps businesses identify the most suitable compliance solutions. Passionate about continuous learning, she focuses on turning complex legislation into clear takeaways for businesses.

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Register today, don’t miss this chance to get your textile EPR questions answered. Can’t make it live? Register with your business email and receive the recording after. 

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Les Griffith - Speakers

Business Development Director
RLGA

Les Griffith is currently the Business Development Director at RLGA and is tasked with expanding the company’s data management offerings for packaging EPR in the Americas. Les has over 30 years of industry experience in Environmental Services, Extended Producer Responsibility and Reverse Distribution. Les has spent these last 30 years working with organizations to develop progressively more sustainable solutions to the management of end-of-life materials. Prior to joining RLG, Les spent eleven years at Covanta most recently serving as the Business Development Director for the Healthcare Solutions division. His group covered North and Central America and specialized in providing a suite of services to healthcare PROs, take-back services to retail pharmacy and law enforcement and environmental services to the healthcare sector and reverse distributors. Prior to Covanta Les spent 10 years at Waste Management Inc. as an Area Manager for their Healthcare Solutions group.

Andriana Kontovrakis - Speakers

Director of Compliance Services
RLG

Andriana Kontovrakis is the Director of Compliance Services for Reverse Logistics Group’s US team.  She manages a team responsible for ensuring manufacturer and retailer customer compliance with EPR laws for electronics, batteries, packaging, household hazardous wastes, and other consumer products across the US. Along with RLG partner the Household and Commercial Products Association, she is spearheading the development of the Household Product Stewardship Alliance, a stewardship organization forming under the guidelines of Vermont’s HHW EPR law.  Prior to working with RLG, she was a Policy Analyst with the global electronics recycler Sims Lifecycle Solutions where she managed programmatic implementation and customer and supplier accounts for the US EPR compliance unit and the Deputy Director for Waste Prevention for the NYC Department of Sanitation.

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