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Integrin PPWR
The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, from supplier to market
Integrin checks your packaging against the PPWR before it is placed on the market.
The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, Regulation (EU) 2025/40, applies directly in every Member State from 12 August 2026, and its requirements start on different dates. From 12 August 2026, packaging placed on the EU market must stay within the substance limits, be recyclable, carry the manufacturer's and importer's details and be covered by a declaration of conformity. The duties fall on the manufacturer, importer or distributor of each item of packaging.
12 August 2026
Substance limits, the recyclability requirement, marking with the manufacturer's and importer's details, declarations of conformity and the business duties apply
12 August 2028
Harmonised material label, or 24 months after the Commission's implementing act if later
1 January 2030
Minimisation and reuse targets; recyclability grades, recycled content and empty space limits from then or later, once their Commission acts are in force
How it works
From the supplier's declaration to the market
Packaging types and roles
Each packaging type holds its components, materials and weights, the heavy-metal and PFAS results, and the recyclability evidence. Integrin records the role on each item of packaging for a SKU, manufacturer, importer or distributor, and runs the checks that apply to that role.
Supplier declarations
Declarations of conformity and supplier information are recorded with their files, signed off by a second person, reviewed on a set date and superseded when a new version arrives. A supplier can be asked to answer directly.
Checks against the regulation
Integrin checks the substance limits and recyclability, the marking for the role, that a current declaration of conformity covers the packaging type, and the producer's EPR registration. Each check names the article it tests.
Release for market
Packaging is refused for market while any check fails, naming the article that failed. When every check passes, a second person approves the release, and every run of the checks is kept.
See which of your packaging is ready for 12 August 2026.
Send us the specifications and supplier declarations for a few of your packaging types and we'll show you, in a meeting, which checks they pass and which they fail.
PPWR is part of the Integrin platform
Integrin also covers CBAM in the EU and the UK, Irish customs, ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001, EUDR, cases and obligations, and process automation. It's built for companies running their own compliance, and for brokers and consultancies managing it for their clients. How the platform works →