Packaging and Printed Paper definition

Packaging and Printed Paper or “PPP” means that packaging and printed paper that is more thoroughly described in the Environmental Management Act and Schedule 5 of the Regulation respectively;

Packaging and Printed Paper means a product that falls under the Recycling Regulation (BC Reg. 449/2004) and all amending regulations under the Environmental Management Act.

Packaging and Printed Paper or “PPP” means the materials set out in Annex 13 of the RFP;

Examples of Packaging and Printed Paper in a sentence

• MMSM Guidebooks 1: Are You Obligated?Describes basic program features such as the concept of Designated Packaging and Printed Paper (DPPP), “Stewards” and “obligation,” with general information Stewards need to register with MMSM.

• I declare that is a company that meets the conditions of a Xxxxxxx as defined under the Packaging and Printed Paper Program Plan and agrees to waive their rights to an exemption under Section 6 of the Rules and I acknowledge my obligation to file a report and make payment of fees to Multi-Material Stewardship Manitoba under the terms and conditions of this agreement.

• As regardedmatters not covered by any of the above specification, the decision of the Executive Engineer-in- charge shall be treated as final and shall be binding upon the contractor.

• In this case, the obligation reverts to the obligated Xxxxxxx in Manitoba of the Designated Packaging and Printed Paper (DPPP).

• There are considerations regarding depot/curbside collection of Residential Packaging and Printed Paper (PPP) which have relevance to the intended scope of the RFP.

• Specific Disclosures in the Annual Report for which evaluation criteria were developed:Disclosed information on Targets per Annual ReportText or data claim in relation to Targets ReferencePerformance Against Stewardship Plan Targets, Plan Target 1: Annually maintain, at a minimum, the overall provincial collection rate of 208,700 tonnes as assessed during preparation of the report titled Current System for Managing Residential Packaging and Printed Paper (March2012).

• The Proponent should include or exclude materials based on the list of acceptable materials to be collected under the upcoming Multi-Material British Columbia Packaging and Printed Paper Stewardship Plan, scheduled to begin by May 14, 2012.

• The Packaging and Printed Paper Stewardship Plan ("Program Plan") was approved by the BC Ministry of Environment in April 2013 and the program was launched in May 2014 through Multi-Material BC Society ("MMBC").

• He advised that he and his MLA colleague, Lana Popham, will continue to lobby the provincial government and MMBC regarding recycling services in rural areas.4.2.2.15-229Lana Popham, MLA Saanich South RE: Data Collection of Packaging and Printed Paper in the Electoral Area Beyond May 2015 Ms. Popham spoke in the favour of the staff recommendation for the CRD to cover the Multi Material BC funding shortfall for depot collection of packaging and printed paper in the Electoral Areas.

• MMSM will rely upon the authority granted to the Ministry of Conservation and Climate in the Waste Reduction and Prevention (WRAP) Act to ensure that obligated stewards are fulfilling their responsibilities outlined under the Packaging and Printed Paper Stewardship Regulation.

More Definitions of Packaging and Printed Paper

Packaging and Printed Paper or “PPP” means the materials set out in MMBC’s Packaging and Printed Paper Description;

Packaging and Printed Paper or “PPP” means the materials set out in MMSM’s Packaging and Printed Paper Description, a copy of which is set out in the table below: Newsprint and flyers Daily and weekly newspapers, and flyers Magazines & catalogues Glossy magazines, catalogues, calendars and product manuals Telephone directories Telephone books and other directories Other Printed Paper Writing paper, standard printing paper, paper gift cards, mail, bills, and statements Boxboard Paperboard, cereal box, shoe box, frozen food box, and toilet paper rolls Polycoat Polycoat containers with xxxxx shaped tops used to package sugar, molasses, milk, milk substitutes, and other food and beverages Items for future consideration: takeout coffee cups and other food and beverage containers not currently accepted. Aseptic containers, spiral wound containers, ice cream containers Residential corrugated cardboard Cardboard boxes, non-greasy pizza boxes, kraft paper bags and paper wrap, moving boxes Aluminum food & beverage containers Soda cans, and aluminum food cans Items for future consideration: aluminum foil wrap, pie plates, baking trays Steel food & beverage containers Soup cans, pet food cans, and other steel food and beverage cans Glass food & beverage containers Clear and coloured glass containers such as pickle jars, salsa jars, baby food jars, sauce jars, vinegar bottles, wine bottles, and other glass food and beverage containers Cosmetic cream containers, perfume bottles, aftershave bottles, glass storage containers PET Plastic (#1) Soft drink bottles, juice bottles, cooking oil jars, clamshell containers, egg cartons, trays HDPE Natural and Coloured Plastic (#2) Milk jugs, soap and shampoo bottles, laundry detergent jugs, household cleaner bottle, #2 margarine containers, #2 yogurt containers Household Plastics (#3, #4, #5, #7) Rigid containers, hard packaging, plant pots, trays, pails (excludes black plastic) SCHEDULE 4.4 SERVICE LEVEL METHODOLOGY

Packaging and Printed Paper or “PPP” means the materials set out in Recycle BC’s Packaging and Printed Paper Description, a copy of which is set out in the table below:

Packaging and Printed Paper or “PPP” means Paper and Cardboard, Mixed Containers, Glass Bottles and Jars, Flexible Plastics and Foam Packaging.