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Packaging Sustainability Policy Manager, General Mills

Neil

Menezes

<div class="ExternalClass447C0F9F2F1F416894DE4BE7B06A6286"><p>Neil Menezes champions packaging sustainability at General Mills, steering the company towards their ambitious 2030 target of 100% recyclable or reusable packaging. With over a decade in recycling and waste management consultancy, Neil's extensive collaboration includes work with brand owners, municipalities, PROs, associations, and government agencies across Canada, the US, Europe, and South America. He’s been instrumental in Canada’s extended producer responsibility (EPR) programs, having played a pivotal role in data collection for Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan. Neil's comprehensive approach also entails developing recovery models for PROs and conducting MRF audits to grasp the intricacies of packaging recycling. <br></p></div>

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