From finding out which of your packs are in scope to Declarations of Conformity ready for you to sign. One team and one programme, valid in every EU market.
We take all of it off your desk, from the first question to a declaration ready to sign, and keep it current when your packaging changes.
Each step hands the next one what it needs. You can start with the assessment alone and add the rest once you know your scope.
We confirm which of your packs PPWR covers, which requirements apply to them and from when. About two markets a week.
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If you are established outside the EU, we appoint and administer your representative in each Member State: mandate, set-up, liaison and records.
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A campaign in your name, with a template that catches errors as suppliers type. We start from the data you already hold, so nothing is asked for twice.
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Every response is read, queried where something is missing and validated. We group your SKUs into distinct packs under a written rule you approve.
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Each pack is reviewed against the requirements, its technical file built and its declaration checked before it reaches you. Issued in waves, by category or market.
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What could not be evidenced is set out with where to look and your options: laboratory testing, a change of pack or supplier.
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Packaging compliance is what we do. We already run EPR registrations and reporting for producers across Europe, the Americas and beyond, so PPWR is not a separate project for us: it builds on the same packaging data, the same suppliers and the same team.
EPR, packaging data and recyclability assessment are our daily work. Our UK recyclability methodology is accepted by the Environment Agency.
Built once, used for both regimes. Your suppliers are only asked for what is new.
Required by PPWR, and needed before EPR registration can go ahead. We set it up once for both.
Tariffs, thresholds and requirements tracked market by market, so you hear about changes when they happen.
EPR funds recycling and is declared market by market. PPWR decides whether a pack can be sold in the EU at all. Different rules, same data: that is why we run them together.
The regulatory scope is the same in every option. What changes is who does the work. You keep your data and your supplier relationships in all three.
You run supplier collection, registrations and reporting. We scope the programme and prepare your Declarations of Conformity.
We run the supplier campaign, the declarations, registrations and reporting. You keep the data and the supplier relationships.
Everything in Supported, plus your compliance calendar, liaison with schemes and authorities, and regulatory monitoring.
Yes, if you make packaging or packaged goods available on the EU market. Since 12 August 2026 you also need an authorised representative in each Member State where you sell, under Article 45(3).
No. The declaration is issued per distinct pack. SKUs that share components, materials and weights share one declaration, which names all of them.
Yes. PPWR is a regulation that applies directly across the Union, so one declaration covers every Member State. EPR, by contrast, is registered and declared country by country.
Only for what is new. Components, materials and weights you already hold are reused. PPWR adds recycled content, substances of concern, design for recycling, minimisation and marking, with evidence behind each.
You do. Responsibility for compliance does not transfer, so the signature stays with your business. We prepare each declaration and check that the evidence supports it before it reaches you.
Yes, in every option. We supply the capacity to run the programme, not the ownership. You also keep the key decisions: the rule for grouping packs, which packs go in each wave, whether to test and any redesign.
No. Reviewing documents confirms that the evidence is complete and supports a declaration; it does not verify the presence or absence of substances. Where supplier evidence falls short, we coordinate laboratory testing.
We coordinate it with accredited UK laboratories, only where supplier evidence is insufficient. We start with low-cost PFAS screening and run the targeted analysis only where the screening justifies it. Laboratory costs are passed through at cost, with no margin; our fee for coordinating samples is shown separately.
No. Scheme fees, registration charges and the authorised representative's own fees are paid by you directly to the relevant body. They never sit inside our invoice, and we estimate them for you in the assessment.
We prepare a short, practical roadmap for 2026 to 2030: what applies to you from the labelling and 2030 design requirements, in what order it arrives, and what to capture in your first supplier campaign so the same pack is not revisited.
Yes. The assessment can be contracted on its own, and it is the advisable first step because it sets the scope and cost of everything after it.
Tell us what you sell into the EU and where. We will come back with how PPWR applies to you, what to do first and what it is likely to cost.