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PPWR · Regulation (EU) 2025/40

The new packaging regulation is already in force.

It applies from 12 August 2026. The toughest targets arrive in 2030. Is your pallet ready?

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In short

What the PPWR asks
of anyone shipping pallets.

From 2030

Packaging kept to a minimum

Packaging weight and volume must be the minimum needed to protect the product.

From 2030

Recycled content

Minimum percentages of recycled plastic in plastic packaging: 35% for most packaging.

From 2030

Reuse in transport

Reuse targets for transport packaging. Pallet wrapping film and straps are exempt from the 100% reuse obligation (2026 delegated act).

From 2030

Recyclability

All packaging will have to be designed for recycling, with performance grades.

The question that matters

Can you prove
that your packaging is the minimum needed?

The principle is simple: no unnecessary packaging. Proving it is another matter. You need measurements.

We measure

Grams of film per pallet and containment force, before and after.

We test

Load stability to EUMOS 40509 and EN 12195-1.

We document

The Pallet Passport: data and guidelines for every typical pallet.

What you can do today

Reduce first.
Recycle better.

1
Remove the film you don't need
Up to 60% less plastic per pallet.
2
Switch to a film with recycled content
Ours contains 30% post-industrial recycled LDPE.
3
Put it all in writing
Tests and Pallet Passport as your documentation.

This page provides general information on Regulation (EU) 2025/40 and does not constitute legal advice. Specific deadlines and obligations depend on the type of packaging and on the European Commission's implementing acts.

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