The packaging Navigate seminar was a great success. The knowledge you shared was highly relevant and you were able to facilitate some great discussions. The materials were shared more broadly to the Exponent team and to others in the participating organisations.
Influencing Change
At Beyondly, we're not just part of the environmental conversation – we're actively shaping it. Working closely with our trusted partners, we influence change and drive innovation across the industry, as well as contribute to impactful environmental research as a thought leader. Together, we're inspiring sustainable practices and building impactful solutions that create a better, fairer, sustainable world.
Collaboration is at the heart of everything we do. By sharing expertise, resources, and a shared commitment to the environment, we amplify our collective impact and are the root of action for progress. We're proud to champion initiatives that not only benefit businesses but prioritise our planet, with equal balance across people, planet and profit.
Shaping Regulation
The landscape of environmental compliance and sustainability is evolving rapidly, with significant shifts over the past five years, including the introduction of Packaging Extended Producer Responsibility (pEPR), Plastic Packaging Tax (PPT) and the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS). As further regulatory developments emerge across the sector, Beyondly remains a proactive and trusted partner, guiding businesses through times of change and uncertainty.
Beyondly's affiliations across the industry enable us to amplify our customers' voices. Through associations such as the Packaging Scheme Forum (PSF) and the WEEE Scheme Forum (WSF), we work to shape regulatory change, representing our members' and customers' interests wherever possible. Our committed team drives our influence – as members of ISEP and CIWM and as proactive advocates for associations including RECOUP, WRAP, and OPRL. These close connections allow us to advance research, foster thought leadership, and influence the industry.
Through these partnerships, we strive to represent the best interests of our customers while championing meaningful regulatory advancements that benefit both businesses and the planet.
Through strengthening our circle, our customers can also benefit from additional trusted services:
- ESH Audits & Compliance
- Environmental Permitting
- Environmental Law
- Logistics & Global Trade Management Solutions
- Toy Safety & Ethical Manufacturing
- Building Wellbeing
Email [email protected] to be introduced to our dedicated partners for the services above.
Beyondly and WRAP collaborate to address e-waste challenges
Beyondly has joined forces with WRAP to tackle one of the UK’s most pressing environmental issues: the growing challenge of e-waste. Through a new research-led project focused on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), we’re investigating the barriers to higher collection rates and exploring innovative solutions to support a more circular, sustainable approach to managing electronic waste.
Beyondly and NOC: Defining the true impact of ocean plastics
Beyondly and the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) have formed a five-year partnership to help define the true impact of ocean plastics on our planet. This project empowers yacht owners to become citizen scientists by gathering water samples across the globe. This project will provide insights that traditional research alone would take decades to uncover.
Beyondly and RECOUP collaborate to increase recycling and tackle contamination
Preston City Council partnered with Pledge2Recycle Plastics, a RECOUP initiative supported by RECOUP and funded by Beyondly, to launch a city-wide recycling education campaign.
Beyondly and YDMT: Helping young people lead climate action through nature restoration across the Yorkshire Dales
Through their Fund for Change initiative, Beyondly is supporting Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust (YDMT) towards their Green Futures project, helping young people reconnect with nature, take climate action, and get involved in hands‑on conservation across the Yorkshire Dales.
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Liz Wood, MIEMA CEnv MEI, Member of ISEP Climate Change and Adaptation Steering Group
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Charlotte Davies, PEIMA AssocMCIWM, Member of CIWM Policy & Innovation Forum
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James Marchant, Member of Report Packaging Data & Packaging Scheme Forum working group
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Chris Smith, CIWM Chartership
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