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Importers, manufacturers, producers, or anyone doing trade in the Maltese market is required to recover and recycle the packaging generated through such an activity. By joining the GreenPak Scheme, an operator automatically transfers these obligations onto the scheme. The legal requirements are defined in LN277 of 2006.
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Members of GreenPak Coop can demonstrate their commitment to the environment by adopting the "Committed to Recycle" Seal. 
The Seal can be displayed on all company stationery and printed matter such as: letterheaded paper, invoices, customer statements and adverts. Each company seal has a unique reference which denotes the GreenPak membership number and is used to check for authenticity.
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 Many Maltese organizations are putting the Green Dotâ„¢ on their products to demonstrate their commitment to environmental compliance and conservation.
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GreenPak fees are based on company member's own estimates. At the beginning of each year, a company makes a sales forecast and from this forecast an estimate of the packaging waste arising as a result is computed. From these packaging waste quantities, a fee per tonne per material is then applied.
There are no other fees and no hidden costs. At the end of each year, members will have the opportunity to update the forecast estimates with actual figures. Any surplus fees or short payments are then adjusted.
The current participation fees may be downloaded as a PDF document. "GreenPak Participation Fees 2010" |
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