Packaging
We build the digital passport for your packaging.
The regulation is adopted; the delegated act that fixes the exact content is still to come. We prepare now the data already taken as settled.
What the law says
- The regulation
- Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation
- PPWR (EU) 2025/40 + ESPR DPP provision
- Required from
- 2028 (estimated)
- Status of the regulation
- Delegated act in progress
- Who it applies to
- All packaging placed on the EU market
What the passport has to carry
- 01
Recyclability classification (4-level scale)
A four-level classification of how recyclable the packaging is, which will also drive what you pay to place it on the market.
- 02
Recycled content percentage (primary packaging)
The share of recycled material in primary packaging, per material, with the data traceable to its source.
- 03
Reusability systems and deposit information
If the packaging belongs to a reuse or deposit system, the passport has to say so and explain how it is returned.
- 04
Substances of concern in packaging materials
Substances of concern present in the materials, with the threshold above which they must be declared.
- 05
QR-code accessible consumer information
The information a consumer has to be able to read from the packaging itself, in the language of the market.
What happens if it is not ready
The regulation is adopted, and the recycled-content obligations do not wait for the delegated act. Most of the data the passport will ask for is data you will have had to calculate already.
How we do it
01
Regulatory assessment
We establish which regulation applies to you and where you stand: which data you already have documented, which is missing, and what your category requires.
02
Data collection and validation
We identify the source of every missing data point — suppliers, laboratories, internal documentation — and verify it until it is traceable to that source.
03
Passport issue
We deliver the digital passport for each product, with every field referenced to the article that requires it and to its access level.
Start by finding out where you stand
The assessment is the first step and it is free: in five minutes you will know which data your category is missing.
Start the assessment