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KVGO webinar prepares the packaging sector for the PPWR

The trade association is helping businesses get to grips with the new European Packaging Regulation.

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KVGO webinar prepares the packaging sector for the PPWR

The European Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) sets out new requirements for packaging and the companies that produce or use it. KVGO is organising a webinar to help members and other stakeholders prepare for the upcoming obligations. This is a practical starting point for procurement, production and compliance professionals in the packaging sector.

The European Packaging Regulation (PPWR) is fast approaching, and many companies in the packaging supply chain are wondering what the practical implications will be for their organisations. KVGO, the trade association for the graphic media and packaging industry, is responding to this need with a special webinar focused on PPWR compliance.

What is the PPWR and why is it urgent?

The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation is a European regulation that imposes stricter requirements on, among other things, reusability, recyclability and the use of recycled materials in packaging. Unlike a directive, a regulation is directly incorporated into the national legislation of all EU Member States, which means there is little scope for national interpretation. Companies that produce, process or place packaging on the market will need to comply with the new standards in good time.

Webinar as a practical starting point

The KVGO webinar is designed to provide professionals in the sector — from procurement to production management — with a clear overview of the requirements brought about by the PPWR. This covers not only the content of the regulations themselves, but also the question of what steps organisations can take now to become compliant. Such an initiative is valuable for companies wishing to understand the regulations without immediately getting bogged down in the full legal text.

Impact on the Dutch packaging market

For the Dutch packaging industry, the PPWR represents a significant operational and administrative challenge. Key areas of focus include:

  • Shifting material choices towards recyclable or reusable solutions
  • Documentation and traceability of packaging components
  • Reviewing supplier relationships where materials do not meet the new requirements
  • Coordination with customers regarding responsibilities within the supply chain

Looking ahead: acting in good time pays off

Although the exact implementation dates for each part of the PPWR may still vary, it is clear that delaying preparations carries risks. Companies that start early by mapping out their packaging portfolio and the associated obligations will be in a stronger position as the deadlines approach. Webinars such as those offered by KVGO provide an accessible way to begin these preparations and ask questions of experts.

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