EPR Analytics
From Waste Data to Supply-Chain Action.
A waste audit identifies what is in your waste stream. EPR Analytics identifies who produced and supplied it—and what your business can do about it.
Talk to EPR Analytics →The EPR Analytics Process
Connect materials to responsibility, influence and opportunity.
Confirm the materials, data and waste streams being evaluated.
Identify the producers, suppliers and organizations connected to the materials.
Evaluate responsibility, influence, material trends and practical opportunities.
Support conversations with producers and the supply chain around shared solutions.
Develop and support programs based on the findings and available opportunities.
What EPR Analytics Provides
More intelligence behind every program.
Producer Identification
Identify organizations that produced, supplied or introduced materials into the business.
Supply-Chain Analysis
Map the relationships behind the materials and where influence or responsibility may exist.
Program Opportunities
Use the findings to explore engagement, cost-sharing and practical program development.
Implementation Support
Turn the analysis into measurable action through programs built and managed by [Re] Waste.
Built Around the Business
Start with the information you already have.
New Opportunity
Begin with a waste audit to establish a verified baseline, then layer on producer and supply-chain intelligence.
Existing Program
Use reporting data from an active [Re] Waste program, then add EPR identification and deeper analysis where it creates value.
Turn Insight Into Action
See who is behind your waste stream.
Tell us what materials, data or programs you want to understand more clearly.