Implementing Policy Changes to Turn Waste into New Products

Your Environmental Management System (EMS) isn’t just about compliance—it’s a framework for innovation. By implementing policy changes that encourage creating products from waste, you can reduce disposal costs, generate new revenue streams, and strengthen your sustainability performance. This resource shows you how to integrate these policies into your EMS for maximum impact.

What you’ll learn in this resource:

• Why policy changes are critical for waste-to-product initiatives
• How to align new policies with your existing EMS framework
• Examples of products created from industrial waste streams
• Steps for gaining internal buy-in and ensuring successful implementation

Download the guide now and start transforming waste into valuable resources through smart policy changes.

FAQs

Why make policy changes for waste-to-product programs?
Policies create accountability and structure, ensuring waste conversion becomes a consistent part of your operations.

What types of products can be made from waste?
Examples include recycled packaging, composite materials, and industrial byproducts repurposed for manufacturing.

How do I integrate these policies into my EMS?
Review your EMS objectives, define waste-to-product goals, and establish procedures for monitoring and reporting progress.