Temu appoints Clarity Environmental to support EPR compliance in the UK

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Temu brings in specialists to support its compliance with packaging and waste electrical and electronic equipment obligations in the UK

Global e-commerce giant Temu has appointed compliance strategists Clairty Environmental to help ensure its compliance with Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and waste electrical and electronic equipment...

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