This EEEFlow update builds on the original UK EEEFlow 2016 report, using the same methodology with new published data and stakeholder insights to refresh compliance assessments. The study reviews electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) placed on the market and waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) generated.
Phase 1 focused on updating the model with new data and intelligence, while Phase 2 quantified EEE and WEEE flows for 2017, projected future flows to 2020, and assessed compliance challenges. These include scope changes, equipment classification updates, and meeting 2018–2019 targets. The findings provide robust evidence for industry and policy planning.
Valpak’s Plastic PackFlow 2025 Methodology Review strengthens the methodologies used to estimate UK plastic packaging placed on the market, introducing updated 2024 baseline data, improved robustness assessments, and evidence to support packaging policy, regulatory development, and informed industry decision-making.
Read MoreValpak partnered with Zero Waste Scotland to deliver the Textiles Flow Into and Within Scotland research, offering a clearer picture of national textile flows and future policy considerations. Download the full reports and explore how strong data supports effective stewardship.
Read MoreCommissioned by WRAP and delivered by Valpak Consulting with expert support, this report reviews the quantity of wood packaging placed on the UK market (POM) and recycled in 2014. It also projects future POM figures and recycling rates through to 2020.
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