Join The UK Plastics Pact
Join world leading businesses tackling the climate emergency
Trusted by global organisations to help transform the plastics packaging system.
A successor initiative: Help shape the future.
WRAP has initiated work to consider the successor agreement to The UK Plastics Pact. We are working closely with businesses across The UK Plastics Pact membership and with partners including The Ellen MacArthur Foundation and stakeholders across the global Plastics Pact network to ensure a continued alignment of initiatives.
- Focus on delivery of the original objectives of The UK Plastics Pact, once the supporting regulatory framework is in place so we can continue to embed a circular economy for plastic packaging.
- Alignment with net-zero objectives.
- Create an initiative that supports industry in reducing the environmental impact of all packaging.
Join us and work with industry leaders tackling plastic pollution now. And be at the table to shape the future as we develop the plans to realise a circular economy for plastics and meet net-zero objectives.
By joining The UK Plastics Pact, we can help your business:
Tackle the climate impact of plastic pollution
Demonstrate your support in the move to a circular economy
Meet customer and investor demands
Evidence best practice in plastic packaging sustainability
Get on the front foot and prepare for legislation
Pending Government and Global Plastics Treaty legislation
Future proof your business
Evolve and adapt to a changing market
Measure and target your impact
Demonstrate progress, identify improvements, benchmark performance
Work in collaboration
Network and collaborate in a pre-competitive space
Apply best practice
Focus effort whilst sharing costs and insights on common issues
Shape citizen campaigns & behaviour change activity
Access to our world leading citizen insight
Sign up to ambitious and measurable targets.
Full and Associate UK Plastics Pact Member benefits.
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To qualify for full membership businesses should have a minimum 3kt plastic packaging/yr and £249m turnover, range of polymer types and opportunity to influence specification and citizen behaviour.