Title of article :
Policy of extended producer responsibility (case study)
Author/Authors :
Herdiana, D. S. Banyuwangi University - Faculty of Engineering - Department Industrial Engineering, Indonesia , Pratikto Brawijaya University - Faculty of Engineering - Department Industrial Engineering, Indonesia , Sudjito, S. Brawijaya University - Faculty of Engineering - Department Industrial Engineering, Indonesia , Fuad, A. Institut Teknologi Nasional - Faculty of Engineering - Department Industrial Engineering, Indonesia
Abstract :
The concept of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a policy principle to promote environmental improvement of products and manufacturing systems. Approach to Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) in various Asian and European countries to increase public awareness and concern about the government’s environmental impact of products and production processes, encourage sustainable design, as well as end-use products that focus on the improvement of environmental performance of products and manufacturing systems product.
Keywords :
Policy , EPR , Environmental , Improvement
Journal title :
International Food Research Journal
Journal title :
International Food Research Journal
