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 gear marking in fishing?
Glossary
Gear marking labels fishing gear to identify owners, helping track lost nets, reduce ghost gear harm, prevent illegal fishing, and promote sustainable, circular use of materials in fishing.
What is Net-Works (ZSL / Interface)?
Glossary
Net-Works turns discarded fishing nets into carpet yarn, reducing ocean pollution and boosting income for coastal communities, promoting circular economy and sustainability.
What is marine biodegradable?
Glossary
Marine biodegradable materials break down safely in the ocean, protecting marine life by reducing plastic pollution. They help keep seas cleaner, supporting healthier ecosystems and a more sustainable future.
What is biodegradable fishing gear?
Glossary
Biodegradable fishing gear breaks down naturally, reducing plastic pollution and harm to marine life from lost gear. It supports cleaner oceans and fits circular economy goals.
What is Plastix fishing gear recycling?
Glossary
Plastix recycles used fishing gear into high-quality plastics called OceanIX, reducing ocean pollution and supporting a circular economy by turning waste into new, useful products like packaging films.
What is the Global Ghost Gear Initiative (GGGI)?
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The Global Ghost Gear Initiative unites 100+ groups to prevent, reduce, and remove lost fishing gear, protecting marine life and supporting sustainable oceans and fisheries worldwide.
What is EN 17988: circular fishing gear standard?
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EN 17988 sets circular design rules for fishing gear, promoting recycling, repair, and sustainable materials use. It guides eco-friendly production, use, and disposal to reduce waste and environmental harm.
What is mono-material fishing gear?
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Mono-material fishing gear uses one recyclable material, making recycling easier, reducing ocean pollution, protecting marine life, and supporting a circular economy for cleaner seas.
What is fishing for litter?
Glossary
Fishing for Litter lets fishermen collect ocean trash during fishing, preventing harm to wildlife and promoting recycling. It supports cleaner seas, healthier fish, and a circular economy.
What is Nofir?
Glossary
Nofir recycles discarded fishing gear into new products, preventing ocean pollution and supporting the circular economy by turning marine waste into valuable resources worldwide.
What is mixed materials in fishing gear?
Glossary
Fishing gear made from mixed materials like plastics and metals is hard to recycle and harms marine life. Using simpler, single materials and recycling helps protect oceans and supports circularity.
What is fishing net recycling?
Glossary
Fishing net recycling turns old nets into new products, reducing ocean pollution, protecting marine life, saving resources, and supporting coastal jobs, creating a healthier environment for all.