While EPR has been institutionalized in the Philippines, there is a need for further guidance for producers, including micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) who may be obliged under the EPR Act. To address this, WWF has partnered with Philippine Learning Center for Environment and Social Sustainability of the University of the Philippines to conduct a case study as part of a working paper on EPR programs to inform stakeholders about the benefits, challenges, and opportunities of implementing an EPR with Producer Responsibility Organizations (PROs). As EPR programs grow from planning to execution, this working paper will be updated with learnings and insights. The present case study highlights the EPR activities of a PRO, a buyback and collection program, and a co-processing facility. The interviewed organizations in this case study all highlighted the importance of partnering with local government units to increase support of households and waste pickers in the proper segregation and collection of plastic wastes. Intensifying information and education campaigns, both for businesses affected by EPR and the general public, are recommended to improve the effectiveness of EPR programs.