PPWR this week: crystal glass, label delay, AR vote, German fines
A crystal glass derogation, a delayed labelling act, a Parliament vote on authorised representatives and German fine tiers: what each changes for packaging compliance teams.
A crystal glass derogation, a delayed labelling act, a Parliament vote on authorised representatives and German fine tiers: what each changes for packaging compliance teams.
LCA, EPR reporting, recyclability scoring, digital passports and AI assistants each solve one part of packaging compliance. Here is what they need from you and how to choose.
Mars wants every ink and coating disclosed, Herma certifies cold wash-off PP labels, Pulpex opens a fibre bottle plant and Brussels consults on bio-based feedstock.
NAW’s federal challenge to Colorado’s packaging EPR law now faces a state motion to dismiss built on the Oregon ruling. Here is what is settled, what is open, and what packaging teams should do.
Parliament and Council have each set a position on easing the EPR authorised representative duty for small producers. Article 45(3) still applies in full today. Here is what to do.
A paper mailer, a foil-free film, a starch barrier and non-wood moulded fibre: what changed in each, the reported results, the trade-offs and the lessons.
LCA, EPR reporting, recyclability checks, data carriers and AI assistants all depend on the same packaging records. Here is what each tool does, where it falls short, and how to choose.
Oregon’s EPR law won at trial, Colorado’s faces a double-fee claim, and California’s recyclability definition is under attack. What brand owners, distributors and converters should do while the courts decide.
Parliament has narrowed the Commission’s plan to suspend PPWR’s authorised representative duty, limiting relief to small and micro enterprises only.
Three PPWR flashpoints this month show the regulation under pressure: SME representative relief, calls to harmonise EPR, and Norway’s produce packaging exemption request.