Oskar Mortensen
Oskar Mortensen is a Content Specialist at Repax who loves turning complicated sustainability rules into something everyone can actually understand. Think of him as your friendly guide through the world of EPR regulations and circularity—breaking down the confusing stuff so you can focus on what really matters for your business. His goal? Making environmental compliance feel less like homework and more like a conversation. When Oskar's not writing helpful content, you'll find him out on the golf course, breathing in that fresh air and enjoying nature's own waste-free system.
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What is greenhouse film?
Glossary
Greenhouse film traps heat, lets in sunlight, and protects plants, boosting growth and saving water. New biodegradable and recyclable films reduce plastic waste, supporting sustainable farming.
What is silage wrap or bale wrap film?
Glossary
Silage wrap protects animal feed by sealing it airtight, reducing waste and methane emissions. Recycling this single-use plastic supports a circular economy and helps protect the environment.
What is the net regeneration scheme (Odyssey Innovation)?
Glossary
Odyssey Innovation’s Net Regeneration Scheme recycles discarded fishing nets, cutting marine plastic pollution and promoting circular economy by turning waste into useful products for free.
What is fish and click?
Glossary
Fish and Click uses digital tools to reveal sustainable fishing info, helping consumers choose eco-friendly seafood, reduce waste, and support healthy oceans through transparency and cooperation.
What is mulch film?
Glossary
Mulch film helps plants grow by retaining soil moisture, reducing weeds, and saving water. Biodegradable options cut plastic waste, making farming more sustainable and eco-friendly.
What is Seafish UK fishing gear research?
Glossary
Seafish promotes sustainable UK fishing by managing fishing gear's lifecycle, reducing waste, boosting recycling, and innovating eco-friendly gear to protect marine life and support circular economy.
What is the INdIGO project?
Glossary
INdIGO develops durable, biodegradable fishing gear with controlled lifespan, boosts gear recycling, and uses tech to find lost gear, cutting marine plastic pollution in the France-Channel-England area.
What is non-entangling FAD?
Glossary
Non-entangling FADs attract fish safely using solid frames without loose nets, protecting marine life and reducing waste. They support sustainable fishing and help keep oceans healthy.
What are crop protection containers (EVPP)?
Glossary
Crop protection containers are key in farming and now see 72% recycling in Europe. Innovations like plasma barriers boost recyclability, supporting a circular economy and cutting plastic waste.
What is design for circularity in fishing gear?
Glossary
Designing fishing gear for circularity means making durable, repairable, and recyclable equipment to reduce ocean pollution, protect marine life, and support sustainable fishing practices.
What is Marelitt Baltic?
Glossary
MARELITT Baltic tackled ghost nets in the Baltic Sea by mapping, retrieving, recycling gear, and preventing loss. Their work supports marine health and promotes circular economy in fishing.
What is the circular ocean?
Glossary
Circular Ocean protects seas by reusing ocean resources, reducing plastic waste, promoting sustainable fishing, and encouraging recycling and innovation to keep oceans healthy and thriving.