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Frequently Asked Questions
PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation) is a new EU packaging regulation that sets strict rules on recyclability, recycled content, and waste management. It replaces older directives and introduces stronger compliance requirements across EU markets.
For packaging companies, PPWR affects packaging design, reporting, sustainability strategy, and environmental compliance. Businesses must align early to avoid penalties and maintain access to European markets.
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) makes producers responsible for managing packaging waste. Under EPR, companies must finance recycling, waste reporting, and compliance systems in each country where they operate.
EPR is closely linked to PPWR and EU sustainability goals. It ensures proper waste management and strengthens the circular economy framework.
EU packaging compliance includes recyclability standards, recycled content targets, conformity declaration, and reporting obligations. Companies must also meet EU directives and regulatory requirements for each market.
Businesses need proper compliance management systems to track packaging data and avoid compliance gaps.
PPWR supports sustainability by promoting recyclable packaging, reduced plastic waste, and increased recycled content. It strengthens circular packaging models across Europe.
The regulation pushes companies to redesign packaging and adopt sustainable materials aligned with EU sustainability targets.
Recyclability ensures packaging can be collected, sorted, and processed in recycling plants at scale. Under PPWR, packaging must meet strict recyclability standards.
Companies must assess recyclability through recycling tests and compliance platforms to stay aligned with EU recycling rules.
A conformity declaration is a formal document confirming that packaging meets EU packaging law and regulatory requirements. It proves compliance with packaging standards and sustainability obligations.
Businesses must prepare technical documentation to support conformity under EU regulation.
A conformity declaration is a formal document confirming that packaging meets EU packaging law and regulatory requirements. It proves compliance with packaging standards and sustainability obligations.
Businesses must prepare technical documentation to support conformity under EU regulation.
Recycled content requirements aim to reduce virgin plastic use and increase sustainable packaging adoption. Companies must meet specific recycled content targets under PPWR.
This supports recycling solutions, recycling technology adoption, and the broader circular economy strategy.
Waste management ensures proper collection, sorting, and recycling of packaging waste. EU policies link waste regulation, recycling infrastructure, and producer responsibility.
Effective waste reporting and compliance tracking help businesses align with EU sustainability goals.
PPWR introduces stricter packaging regulation timelines and reporting obligations. Delayed compliance may lead to financial penalties and restricted EU market access.
Early adoption through compliance services and regulatory consulting ensures smoother transition and competitive advantage.