The PH is finally going after plastic producers, but some companies are not cooperating

'There are some companies, which may not have sustainability as a priority, that are still in denial that they are mandated to the EPR law,' says Crispin Lao, executive director of the Philippine Alliance for Recycling and Materials Sustainability

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