What we offer
At Landbell Group, we work locally to improve recycling.
We then use this local knowledge to build international solutions. Why? Because markets and companies think internationally, and EPR is now a global cause.
EPR is also heavy on administrative processes, which is why we use IT to strip away complexity and cost and provide you with streamlined, effective solutions.
Our capabilities
Our straightforward solutions for environmental and chemical compliance simplify your complex processes and tasks. One less thing to think about means you can concentrate on your core business and achieving your full potential.
Compliance
Consulting
Complementary
The linear path of production, consumption and waste is unsustainable. It’s outdated. Finished. But you already know this.
It’s why many companies believe that EPR is vital to developing the circular economy.
In fact, the European Union has made it a key part of its Circular Economy Action Plan. Over the next seven years, the EU will introduce around 30 new circular economy regulations for producers.
We’re proud to say we’ve championed extended producer responsibility (EPR) since the beginning — and we’re now actively involved in its global expansion.
Our capabilities in action
What’s going on in the world of EPR right now? Can you get the support you need to keep up with the ever-changing landscape? We wanted to highlight some of the ways we can help.
Landbell USA Selected by CalRecycle as the Official Producer Responsibility Organization for California’s Landmark Responsible Textile Recovery Act of 2024.
In its role as the PRO, Landbell USA will be responsible for overseeing the end-to-end management and proper stewardship of covered products sold within California. This includes the development of a comprehensive Producer Responsibility Plan designed to reduce textile waste and increase the longevity of garments through the procurement of innovative consumer education programs, repair, reuse and recycling infrastructure.
“We are honored to take on this historic responsibility,” said Patrick Gibbs, Textile Lead at Landbell USA. “California is setting a global precedent for textile sustainability. Our goal is to provide a seamless, transparent, and highly effective program that requires producers to fund a product stewardship program for the covered materials they put into the California marketplace, while providing Californians with accessible options for textile recovery.”
We’re proud to announce the publication of a new report “Extended Producer Responsibility for Plastic Packaging in Selected ASEAN Member States.”
The study was developed by our colleagues, Aneta Zych and Christophe Pautrat, in collaboration with a group of leading experts. It examines readiness for implementing extended producer responsibility (EPR) across seven ASEAN Member States (AMS): Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Viet Nam.
The report also provides tailored recommendations for AMS at three stages of EPR implementation readiness: advanced, intermediate, and initial. To support this, the experts developed the EPR Implementation Readiness Assessment Tool (EPR IRAT).




