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The Project: Sustainable Packaging
As global regulations on packaging waste tighten, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) systems are becoming increasingly crucial. These systems require brand owners to take responsibility for the waste their packaging generates. Depending on the region, this may involve compliance with guidelines, labelling mandates, or regulated fees tied to material choices and recyclability—known as Eco Modulation. Your task will be to research and analyze the EPR rules and eco-modulation practices across 16 of Zespri's key markets. Using this information, you’ll forecast future costs based on their packaging innovation pipeline, helping Zespri stay ahead of the curve in sustainable packaging.
Key Responsibilities:
By the end of this project, you'll deliver a detailed presentation and report that will directly influence Zespri's packaging strategy, making a tangible impact on its sustainability goals.
Program dates: Wednesday 27th Nov 2024 – Friday 14th Feb 2025. Please note; that you need to be able to commit for the entire duration of the internship.
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To be considered for this role, you need to meet the following selection criteria:
Here are some of the reasons why people love working at Zespri:
Zespri wants their people to have the opportunity to be better every day and perform to their potential. They believe this is achieved by purpose-centered, learner-led development that is owned by the individual and supported by leaders creating learning and growth opportunities together.
Please submit your CV and a one-page cover letter.
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500 - 1,000 employees
Environment & Agriculture
Kiwifruit is NZ's largest single horticultural export. This is achieved by approximately 2,800 growers largely marketed by a single company, Zespri.