In order to ensure the protection and preservation of the environment and the improvement of its quality, Luxembourg has recently adopted five laws making up the so-called "Circular Economy Package".

Thus far, our Everyday IP blog series has covered some of the most common but essential items used by people all over the world — socks and toothbrushes — and tied them to major developments in the history of Intellectual Property.

The Law of 21 March 2017 on packaging and packaging waste, as well as the Law of 9 June 2022 amending (1) the Law of 21 March 2012 on waste, as amended...

On 10 June 2022, a package of five laws were published to implement the European Union ("EU") directives which are part of the "Circular Economy" into Luxembourg law...

Every year, millions of tons of plastic find their way into our rivers and oceans, threatening wildlife and contaminating water supplies. This problem only compounds with time since plastic does not decompose in the environment.

In 1999, the Luxembourg government endorsed a National Plan for Sustainable Development, which is the legislative framework for environmental issues and a policy of sustainable development.

The fundamental principles relating to environmental protection in Luxembourg have been enshrined in the Constitution...