You know of the four Rs, “reduce” is one that does work in isolated, remote communities. Right now I know the Government of the Northwest Territories has instituted a 25¢ charge for any plastic bag in a store. That's pretty well taken out the plastic bags, which is a dead-end street: plastic bag in, plastic bag out. There is no economics in it to do that anyhow. There's been a fairly large behaviour modification with that kind of pricing.
I suppose in some ways the packagers are not that interested in reducing. Do we have some resistance in the manufacturing sector about reducing packaging? Is there an issue with that where if we're reducing we're taking out the volume of goods provided by packagers?