Corporate compliance | Circular On-site循環現場

Compliance advisory services
Turn sustainability into your business advantage

In the globalized business environment, corporate pursuit of compliance is standard equipment for entering the international market and achieving success.

With the increasing importance of ESG disclosure regulations (such as ESRS and Digital Product Passports DPP) today, through our products and services, your company will be able to easily cope with the diversified compliance requirements from the industry, market, and customers, and even foresee future development trends, proactively meet future compliance challenges, and ensure that you maintain a competitive advantage in the market.

"Circular On-site 循環現場" Services

"Circular On-site" provides you with a platform and tools that allow you to accurately grasp the necessary data, obtain in-depth analysis, and ensure that your business and value chain comply with the latest ESG information disclosure requirements. We help you confidently advance ESG compliance while avoiding the risk of greenwashing, allowing you to stand out in fierce market competition.

We can assist you in achieving compliance in global sales regions. Common resource-related regulations are as follows:

EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR)

EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR)

EU Digital Product Passport (DPP)

EU Critical Materials Act (CRMA)

Taiwan Resource Circularity Promotion Act

Legal interpretation and strategic advice

Dig deep into the details of the regulations to ensure that your products comply with the latest regulatory requirements, such as product life, repairability, the proportion of recycled materials in products and packaging, and always stay one step ahead.

Market and Industry Insights

Provide in-depth analysis from a cross-industry perspective, especially insights into the impact of regulations on market trends and industry standards. Assist in predicting market changes and maintaining competitiveness.

comprehensive risk assessment

Assist in identifying and managing potential risks, and properly respond to changes in the operating environment brought about by regulations.

International regulatory compliance

For multinational corporations, regulatory compliance will become more complex. Our experts will integrate international resources to provide professional advice on multinational regulatory compliance.

FAQs

What is the EU’s Eco-Design for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR)?

The regulation aims to establish a set of eco-design standards, ranging from consumer electronics to energy- and material-efficient products. It focuses on improving the energy efficiency of products throughout their life cycle and emphasizes elements such as durability, repairability and recyclability. Including, by 2025, it will be mandatory to improve the energy efficiency and recycling capabilities of mobile phones and tablets, require the provision of repair information and parts for at least seven years after the product is discontinued, and require software compatibility for at least five years.
What is the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR)?

The regulation sets standards for packaging design and composition, with the aim of reducing unnecessary packaging and promoting reusable and refillable packaging solutions. It also sets specific goals for packaging recovery and recycling, including that by 2030, all packaging on the EU market must be reusable or recycled in an economically feasible way, while mandating a minimum recycled content content for plastic packaging.
What is the EU "Digital Product Passport (DPP)"?

Products entering the EU market in the future will need to be equipped with a "digital product passport". This policy aims to increase product transparency so that consumers can clearly understand the environmental impact, maintenance and recycling information of the product at each stage of the life cycle. Starting in 2026, the first batch of products will implement this regulation, and it is planned to expand it to key areas such as the electronics and ICT industry, batteries and automobiles by 2030.
What is the EU Critical Materials Act (CRMA)?

This regulation considers the economic importance and supply risks of the critical raw materials list published by the European Union (the CRM list updated in 2023 includes 34 raw materials), so as to formulate relevant strategies, such as recycling or developing alternative materials to reduce supply. risk.
What is Taiwan's "Resource Circulation Promotion Act"?

This bill combines the original "Waste Cleanup Law" and the "Resource Recycling and Reuse Law" with the purpose of promoting resource recycling and achieving the goal of zero waste. Treat waste as part of resources and encourage measures such as green design, production, consumption and procurement to reduce the use of primary resources. The law also imposes a "resource recycling promotion fee" on industries that generate waste to support end users of reused products.

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