EU Packaging Regulation (PPWR)
Your packaging EU-compliant – without a legal department.
Since 12 August 2026, every packaging item needs an EU declaration of conformity and technical documentation. We review your packaging, collect the evidence from your suppliers and prepare the documents – at a fixed price.
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Explainer video
PPWR in 90 seconds
The new EU Packaging Regulation explained in a minute and a half: who is affected, what is required now and what comes next.
What has changed
Anyone placing packaging on the market must now be able to prove compliance.
This is not just for large corporations. Every brand that fills, packs or imports goods from non-EU countries under its own name counts as a manufacturer.
A signed declaration for every packaging item
Plus technical documentation kept for at least 5 years. Retailers and marketplaces are already asking for it.
Heavy metals and PFAS below the limits
Lead, cadmium, mercury and chromium VI together max. 100 mg/kg; for food contact, PFAS limits apply as well. The evidence comes from your supplier.
Importers carry manufacturer obligations
If you import packaged goods from outside the EU or ship to several EU countries, you need manufacturer evidence and registrations in each country.
How it works
Four steps to complete documentation.
- Step 1
Questionnaire
You fill in a short questionnaire and send photos of your packaging. About 30 minutes.
Youabout 30 minutes - Step 2
Quick check
After a short call you receive your report with an action plan within 5 working days.
We5 working days - Step 3
Evidence
We request material, heavy-metal and PFAS evidence from your suppliers – including outside the EU.
We1–3 weeks, depending on suppliers - Step 4
Documents
You receive the declarations of conformity for signature and well-organised technical documentation.
You signdone
Not sure whether you are affected?
In a short, no-obligation call we clarify which obligations apply to your packaging.