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PackUK bosses face anger as they try to explain EPR shortfall ‘catastrophe’
By Ian Quinn2026-02-11T12:18:00
PackUK strategy director Esther Carter faced the awkward task of taking to the stage at the Birmingham Packaging Innovations conference, attended by hundreds of food companies and packaging bosses, to explain the situation
Embattled PackUK bosses have tried to reassure the food and packaging industry after a “catastrophic” shortfall left companies facing the prospect of their EPR bills being ripped up and replaced by bigger invoices.
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