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UKUPC Plastic Packaging Tax Update
Please find attached a report that has been produced by UKUPC, which consolidates the recent questions we have issued to our UK HE supply chain, in connection with the arrival of the Plastics Tax as from 1 April 2022.
The NEUPC team have supported this activity and have access to the responses we have had back.
We will continue to monitor and share the content with our contract leads so they are informed with specific points raised and can monitor the situation with our suppliers.
This will of course be raised and discussed within the relevant category groups (as appropriate) and will assist with any future contract management reviews.
