INTRODUCTIONWhat could possibly mean this logo featuring a little figure and arrows going against the clock's hands? What does it conjure up for you? Do we really need more pictos around information about sorting? What if I told you that it is actually mandatory, for now? Anne-Laure is back on the airwaves of this podcast to delve into the enigma of the 'Triman' logo in this 6th audio clip of the “Certifications Spotlight: Truths and Traps” series. Let’s equip you with knowledge and critical thinking to decipher:its meaning,its application,its grey areas,and its pros and cons.Follow us: After the Green Dot (Point Vert) in the previous episode, Anne-Laure will be back for the next one to dive into the Moebius logo!HERE ARE SOME RECOMMENDED RESOURCES Episode #52: [Certifications Spotlight Audio Clip 5] The Green Dot [Point Vert] with Anne-Laure Bulliffon of Albumine: https://www.look4loops.com/packaging-podcast/ep52-certifications-review-green-dot-point-vert-logo-epr-ppwr-recycling-contributionEpisode #47: [Certifications Spotlight Audio Clip 1] Introduction: The 3 Types of Environmental Declarations with Anne-Laure Bulliffon of Albumine: https://www.look4loops.com/packaging-podcast/ep47-certifications-review-environmental-declarations-iso-eco-labels-communicationEpisode #42: Better communicate with obvious recycling labels with Alejandra Laclette of PlanetArk: https://www.look4loops.com/packaging-podcast/ep42-recycling-label-bin-campaigns-communicationThe obligation to display TRIMAN signage and information on sorting procedures (application of article L. 541-9-3 of the Environment Code) in French >>  “FAQ et frises sur le Triman et l'information précisant les modalités de tri” (https://www.ecologie.gouv.fr/sites/default/files/FAQ%20Triman%20et%20frises.pdf

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