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Bedeutung der PPWR

PPWR für FMCG Marken

PPWR for

Retailers

Why is the PPWR relevant for Retailers?

The PPWR enters into force in 2026, with the first binding obligations apply from 2030. As the direct interface to consumers, food retail plays a key role in implementing waste prevention and reuse measures.

The most important requirements and articles from the PPWR

Documentation and declaration of conformity

From 2026, obligation for a conformity assessment and technical documentation for all packaging placed on the market

 

Art. 15, 16, 18 & 19

Verpackungsminimierung 

Ab 2029 Reduzierung des Luftvolumens in Transport- (50 %) und Verkaufsverpackungen 

 

Art.10

Bans on certain single-use plastic packaging

From 2030, large plastic bundle packaging at the point of sale (POS), packaging for fruit and vegetables under 1.5 kg, miniature packaging, and packaging for on-site consumption will be prohibited.

 

Art. 25

Angebot von Refill Stationen

Offer on 10% of the area for refill stations in sales areas of more than 400 m² (non-binding)

 

Art. 28

Reuse quotas for transport packaging

From 2030, 40% (70% by 2040) reusable packaging for cross-border, nationally up to 100% (still to be determined). From 2030, 10% (25% by 2040) for grouped packaging in crates used outside of sales (excluding cardboard)

 

Art. 29

Obligations when offering reuse

Ab 2030 Verbot großer Kunststoff-Bündelverpackungen, Miniaturverpackungen sowie Verpackungen für den Vor-Ort-Verzehr.

 

Art. 25

How can reuse and Sykell help Retailers meet these requirements?

  • Sykell CONSULTING is here to help meet all requirements for reuse systems for out-of-home consumption.
  • Manage the growing use of various reusable packaging in your retail processes – simply and efficiently with Circular ERP.

Sykell CONSULTING

Have questions about the PPWR, upcoming secondary legislation, and our solutions?

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Ressources

Bedeutung der PPWR

PPWR für FMCG Marken

PPWR for

Retailers

Why is the PPWR relevant for Retailers?

The PPWR enters into force in 2026, with the first binding obligations apply from 2030. As the direct interface to consumers, food retail plays a key role in implementing waste prevention and reuse measures.

The most important requirements and articles from the PPWR

Documentation and declaration of conformity

From 2026, obligation for a conformity assessment and technical documentation for all packaging placed on the market

 

Art. 15, 16, 18 & 19

Verpackungsminimierung 

Ab 2029 Reduzierung des Luftvolumens in Transport- (50 %) und Verkaufsverpackungen 

 

Art.10

Bans on certain single-use plastic packaging

From 2030, large plastic bundle packaging at the point of sale (POS), packaging for fruit and vegetables under 1.5 kg, miniature packaging, and packaging for on-site consumption will be prohibited.

 

Art. 25

Angebot von Refill Stationen

Offer on 10% of the area for refill stations in sales areas of more than 400 m² (non-binding)

 

Art. 28

Reuse quotas for transport packaging

From 2030, 40% (70% by 2040) reusable packaging for cross-border, nationally up to 100% (still to be determined). From 2030, 10% (25% by 2040) for grouped packaging in crates used outside of sales (excluding cardboard)

 

Art. 29

Obligations when offering reuse

Ab 2030 Verbot großer Kunststoff-Bündelverpackungen, Miniaturverpackungen sowie Verpackungen für den Vor-Ort-Verzehr.

 

Art. 25

How can reuse and Sykell help Retailers meet these requirements?

  • Sykell CONSULTING is here to help meet all requirements for reuse systems for out-of-home consumption.
  • Manage the growing use of various reusable packaging in your retail processes – simply and efficiently with Circular ERP.

Sykell CONSULTING

Have questions about the PPWR, upcoming secondary legislation, and our solutions?

Contact us

Ressources

Bedeutung der PPWR

PPWR für FMCG Marken

PPWR for

Retailers

Why is the PPWR relevant for Retailers?

The PPWR enters into force in 2026, with the first binding obligations apply from 2030. As the direct interface to consumers, food retail plays a key role in implementing waste prevention and reuse measures.

The most important requirements and articles from the PPWR

Documentation and declaration of conformity

From 2026, obligation for a conformity assessment and technical documentation for all packaging placed on the market

 

Art. 15, 16, 18 & 19

Verpackungsminimierung 

Ab 2029 Reduzierung des Luftvolumens in Transport- (50 %) und Verkaufsverpackungen 

 

Art.10

Bans on certain single-use plastic packaging

From 2030, large plastic bundle packaging at the point of sale (POS), packaging for fruit and vegetables under 1.5 kg, miniature packaging, and packaging for on-site consumption will be prohibited.

 

Art. 25

Angebot von Refill Stationen

Offer on 10% of the area for refill stations in sales areas of more than 400 m² (non-binding)

 

Art. 28

Reuse quotas for transport packaging

From 2030, 40% (70% by 2040) reusable packaging for cross-border, nationally up to 100% (still to be determined). From 2030, 10% (25% by 2040) for grouped packaging in crates used outside of sales (excluding cardboard)

 

Art. 29

Obligations when offering reuse

Ab 2030 Verbot großer Kunststoff-Bündelverpackungen, Miniaturverpackungen sowie Verpackungen für den Vor-Ort-Verzehr.

 

Art. 25

How can reuse and Sykell help Retailers meet these requirements?

  • Sykell CONSULTING is here to help meet all requirements for reuse systems for out-of-home consumption.
  • Manage the growing use of various reusable packaging in your retail processes – simply and efficiently with Circular ERP.

Sykell CONSULTING

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Bedeutung der PPWR

PPWR für Lebensmittelhändler

PPWR for

Retailers

Why is the PPWR relevant for Retailers?

The PPWR enters into force in 2026, with the first binding obligations apply from 2030. As the direct interface to consumers, food retail plays a key role in implementing waste prevention and reuse measures.

The most important requirements and articles from the PPWR

Documentation and declaration of conformity

From 2026, obligation for a conformity assessment and technical documentation for all packaging placed on the market

 

Art. 15, 16, 18 & 19

Reuse offering obligation

From 2027: Offer to fill self-brought containers for food and beverages for takeaway or on-site consumption. From 2028: Offer of a reuse system for food and beverages for takeaway and on-site consumption.

 

Art. 32 & 33

Bans on certain single-use plastic packaging

From 2030, large plastic bundle packaging at the point of sale (POS), packaging for fruit and vegetables under 1.5 kg, miniature packaging, and packaging for on-site consumption will be prohibited.

 

Art. 25

Offer of refill stations

Offer on 10% of the area for refill stations in sales areas of more than 400 m² (non-binding)

 

Art. 28

Reuse quotas for transport packaging

From 2030, 40% (70% by 2040) reusable packaging for cross-border, nationally up to 100% (still to be determined). From 2030, 10% (25% by 2040) for grouped packaging in crates used outside of sales (excluding cardboard)

 

Art. 29

Obligations when offering reuse

Take-back of all reusable packaging placed on the market by the company.

 

Art. 29.9

How can reuse and Sykell help Retailers meet these requirements?

  • Sykell CONSULTING is here to help meet all requirements for reuse systems for out-of-home consumption.
  • Manage the growing use of various reusable packaging in your retail processes – simply and efficiently with Circular ERP.

Sykell CONSULTING

DE

|

EN

Contact

Have questions about the PPWR, upcoming secondary legislation, and our solutions?

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