The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR, EU 2025/40) introduces phased requirements including recycled content and recyclability for plastic packaging.
What the PCR 60% statement means
The share of post-consumer recycled material in the product and the applicable calculation method must be documented for the relevant lot and supply conditions.
- Recycled-content share
- Calculation and verification
- Claims and documentation
From collection to production
Used film is separated and collected, converted into recycled feedstock domestically, made into film by a partner plant and quality-checked before returning to logistics operations.
Quality as stretch film
Thickness, tensile properties, elongation, load retention, cling and storage stability are checked for the intended packaging use.
Documentation for PPWR
Calculation and verification rules, labelling, conformity assessment and technical documentation must be monitored as implementation develops. We do not make a blanket 'PPWR compliant' claim at this stage.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01Does PCR 60% automatically meet PPWR?＋
No. Applicability, calculation rules, feedstock conditions, labelling and technical documentation must also be assessed.
02Can it be used like conventional film?＋
The application, load, wrapping method and storage conditions should be tested. Samples can be evaluated for handling, elongation and retention.
03Does collected film return to the same product?＋
We aim for film-to-film circulation where quality and lot conditions allow, but each collection and production route must be confirmed.