The session was opened and moderated by Georg Yrke, Communication Manager at Geminor. Kirstie Jones-Williams, Director of Innovation and Sustainability, led the presentation, covering what RED III means in practice: how different waste fractions are classified, what documentation is required across the supply chain, and where compliance responsibility sits.
What participants told us
Live polling during the session gave a clear indication of where the industry currently stands.
Half of the respondents already have a RED III compliance process in place. The remaining respondents are at different stages, from early exploration to planning and implementation.
The biggest challenge reported was obtaining supplier data (46%), followed by performing the required calculations (38%) and understanding the directive’s requirements (31%).
The session was rated 4.7 out of 5 for usefulness.
Need guidance on RED III?
Contact your local Geminor sales representative. They can help you understand what RED III means for your waste streams and what documentation is required.
