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Your PPWR baseline report

A one-screen read of your readiness, with the full 10-page PDF a click away. Re-run the assessment any time your portfolio, markets, or organisation shifts.

Acme Foods SAS · 20 mai 2026 · Report ID demo-bas

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Your PPWR readiness score

9/ 18

At risk

Real gaps exist on several axes. Without execution in the next six months, core product lines risk being non-compliant when enforcement starts on 12 August 2026.

Readiness by axis

Declarations of Conformity

Art. 39 & Annex II, Annex VIII

Partial

Recyclability grades

Art. 6 & Annex II

Partial

Recycled content

Art. 7 & Annex III

Gap

Extended Producer Responsibility

Art. 44 & Art. 45

Partial

Top 3 priorities

1Art. 7 & Annex III

Map plastic targets to every SKU and secure certified rPET/rHDPE supply

Recycled content minima for plastic packaging apply from 1 January 2030. Start SKU-level mapping and lock in certified recycled supply — chemistry shifts take 12 to 18 months.

schedule2030-01-01 · Recycled content minima · Jan 2030

2Art. 39 & Annex II, Annex VIII

Stand up a DoC programme for every placed packaging

From 12 August 2026 every packaging placed on the EU market must ship with a DoC covering all 11 essential requirements. Standardise templates, route supplier data, and archive 10 years per Annex VIII.

schedule2026-08-12 · DoC mandatory · Aug 12, 2026

3Art. 44 & Art. 45

EPR registrations are due in every member state where packaging reaches the end user. Map your footprint, file where missing, and tune fees through eco-modulation.

schedule2026-08-12 · General application · Aug 12, 2026

PPWR regulatory timeline

2025-02-12
PPWR enters into force
Regulation (EU) 2025/40 becomes binding on 12 February 2025 — twenty days after publication in the Official Journal. Most obligations trigger on later transitional dates.
2026-08-12
PPWR general application
From 12 August 2026 the bulk of PPWR applies: substances of concern (Art. 5), manufacturer obligations (Art. 15), Declarations of Conformity (Art. 39), and producer registration / authorised representatives (Art. 44 & 45).
Art. 5, 15, 39, 44 & 45
2026-08-12
Declarations of Conformity required
From 12 August 2026, every packaging placed on the EU market must ship with an EU Declaration of Conformity drawn up to the Annex VIII model template, asserting compliance with the eleven essential requirements in Annex II Part 1.
Art. 39 & Annex II, Annex VIII
2027-02-12
Harmonised methodologies adopted
By 12 February 2027 the Commission must publish the methodology for measuring packaging minimisation (Art. 10), guidelines on the Annex V packaging-format bans (Art. 25) and the reuse-target calculation methodology (Art. 29).
Art. 10, 25 & 29
2028-08-12
Harmonised labelling obligations
From 12 August 2028, packaging must carry harmonised material-composition and disposal pictograms under Article 12. Where another EU act mandates a Digital Product Passport for the packaged product, the same data carrier must convey both packaging and product information.
Art. 12 & Annex V
2029-01-01
Deposit Return Systems operational
By 1 January 2029 every Member State must operate a Deposit Return System achieving at least 90% separate collection of single-use plastic and metal beverage containers up to 3 L (Art. 50). Member States already above 80% with a credible 90%-by-2028 strategy may apply for an exemption.
Art. 50
2030-01-01
Below-Grade-C packaging banned
From 1 January 2030, packaging that does not reach Grade C (≥ 70% recyclable by weight, per Annex II Table 3) may no longer be placed on the EU market. Article 6 defines only grades A, B and C.
Art. 6 & Annex II
2030-01-01
Recycled content targets (plastic) apply
From 1 January 2030, the minimum post-consumer recycled (PCR) content thresholds in Article 7 and Annex III apply to plastic packaging — headline values: PET contact-sensitive 30%, non-PET contact-sensitive 10%, single-use plastic beverage bottles 30%, other plastic packaging 35%.
Art. 7 & Annex III
2030-01-01
Reuse targets and refill obligations apply
From 1 January 2030, Article 29 reuse targets bind: 40% for transport packaging within the EU, 10% for alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverage sales packaging, 10% for HORECA. Refill stations should occupy ≈10% of the sales area in stores larger than 400 m² (Art. 30).
Art. 29 & 30
2030-01-01
Annex V packaging-format bans
From 1 January 2030, the packaging formats listed in Annex V cannot be placed on the EU market — including SUP grouped/multi-pack outers, SUP packaging for unprocessed fruit or vegetables under 1.5 kg, SUP HORECA single-serve disposables and SUP single-serve hotel toiletries (Art. 25).
Art. 25 & Annex V
2030-12-31
First per-capita waste-prevention milestone
By 31 December 2030 each Member State must reduce per-capita packaging waste by 5% compared with the 2018 baseline (Art. 43).
Art. 43
2038-01-01
Grade C packaging banned
From 1 January 2038, packaging graded C under Article 6 may no longer be placed on the EU market — only grades A and B remain admissible.
Art. 6 & Annex II
2040-01-01
Second recycled-content threshold
From 1 January 2040, the second wave of recycled content thresholds in Annex III applies — headline values: PET contact-sensitive 50%, non-PET contact-sensitive 25%, single-use plastic beverage bottles 65%, other plastic packaging 65%.
Art. 7 & Annex III
2040-01-01
Increased reuse targets
From 1 January 2040, the second wave of reuse targets in Article 29 binds, with higher percentages for transport, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverage packaging.
Art. 29
2040-12-31
Final per-capita waste-prevention milestone
By 31 December 2040 each Member State must reduce per-capita packaging waste by 15% compared with the 2018 baseline (Art. 43).
Art. 43

Disclaimer

This report is a self-assessment baseline derived from the answers you provided during onboarding. It does not constitute legal, fiscal or technical advice, and has not been reviewed by an external regulator, notified body or conformity expert. It does not replace a formal gap audit, a Declaration of Conformity, or a market-access dossier. Regulation (EU) 2025/40 and its implementing acts take precedence in all cases. PPWR Connect and VEORIA disclaim any liability arising from decisions made solely on the basis of this document.

Top 3 priorities

1Art. 7 & Annex III

Map plastic targets to every SKU and secure certified rPET/rHDPE supply

Recycled content minima for plastic packaging apply from 1 January 2030. Start SKU-level mapping and lock in certified recycled supply — chemistry shifts take 12 to 18 months.

schedule2030-01-01 · Recycled content minima · Jan 2030

2Art. 39 & Annex II, Annex VIII

Stand up a DoC programme for every placed packaging

schedule2026-08-12 · DoC mandatory · Aug 12, 2026

3Art. 44 & Art. 45

EPR registrations are due in every member state where packaging reaches the end user. Map your footprint, file where missing, and tune fees through eco-modulation.

schedule2026-08-12 · General application · Aug 12, 2026

PPWR regulatory timeline

2025-02-12

PPWR enters into force

Regulation (EU) 2025/40 becomes binding on 12 February 2025 — twenty days after publication in the Official Journal. Most obligations trigger on later transitional dates.

2026-08-12

PPWR general application

From 12 August 2026 the bulk of PPWR applies: substances of concern (Art. 5), manufacturer obligations (Art. 15), Declarations of Conformity (Art. 39), and producer registration / authorised representatives (Art. 44 & 45).

Art. 5, 15, 39, 44 & 45

2026-08-12

Declarations of Conformity required

From 12 August 2026, every packaging placed on the EU market must ship with an EU Declaration of Conformity drawn up to the Annex VIII model template, asserting compliance with the eleven essential requirements in Annex II Part 1.

Art. 39 & Annex II, Annex VIII

2027-02-12

Harmonised methodologies adopted

By 12 February 2027 the Commission must publish the methodology for measuring packaging minimisation (Art. 10), guidelines on the Annex V packaging-format bans (Art. 25) and the reuse-target calculation methodology (Art. 29).

Art. 10, 25 & 29

2028-08-12

Harmonised labelling obligations

From 12 August 2028, packaging must carry harmonised material-composition and disposal pictograms under Article 12. Where another EU act mandates a Digital Product Passport for the packaged product, the same data carrier must convey both packaging and product information.

Art. 12 & Annex V

2029-01-01

Deposit Return Systems operational

By 1 January 2029 every Member State must operate a Deposit Return System achieving at least 90% separate collection of single-use plastic and metal beverage containers up to 3 L (Art. 50). Member States already above 80% with a credible 90%-by-2028 strategy may apply for an exemption.

Art. 50

2030-01-01

Below-Grade-C packaging banned

From 1 January 2030, packaging that does not reach Grade C (≥ 70% recyclable by weight, per Annex II Table 3) may no longer be placed on the EU market. Article 6 defines only grades A, B and C.

Art. 6 & Annex II

2030-01-01

Recycled content targets (plastic) apply

From 1 January 2030, the minimum post-consumer recycled (PCR) content thresholds in Article 7 and Annex III apply to plastic packaging — headline values: PET contact-sensitive 30%, non-PET contact-sensitive 10%, single-use plastic beverage bottles 30%, other plastic packaging 35%.

Art. 7 & Annex III

2030-01-01

Reuse targets and refill obligations apply

From 1 January 2030, Article 29 reuse targets bind: 40% for transport packaging within the EU, 10% for alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverage sales packaging, 10% for HORECA. Refill stations should occupy ≈10% of the sales area in stores larger than 400 m² (Art. 30).

Art. 29 & 30

2030-01-01

Annex V packaging-format bans

From 1 January 2030, the packaging formats listed in Annex V cannot be placed on the EU market — including SUP grouped/multi-pack outers, SUP packaging for unprocessed fruit or vegetables under 1.5 kg, SUP HORECA single-serve disposables and SUP single-serve hotel toiletries (Art. 25).

Art. 25 & Annex V

2030-12-31

First per-capita waste-prevention milestone

By 31 December 2030 each Member State must reduce per-capita packaging waste by 5% compared with the 2018 baseline (Art. 43).

Art. 43

2038-01-01

Grade C packaging banned

From 1 January 2038, packaging graded C under Article 6 may no longer be placed on the EU market — only grades A and B remain admissible.

Art. 6 & Annex II

2040-01-01

Second recycled-content threshold

From 1 January 2040, the second wave of recycled content thresholds in Annex III applies — headline values: PET contact-sensitive 50%, non-PET contact-sensitive 25%, single-use plastic beverage bottles 65%, other plastic packaging 65%.

Art. 7 & Annex III

2040-01-01

Increased reuse targets

From 1 January 2040, the second wave of reuse targets in Article 29 binds, with higher percentages for transport, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverage packaging.

Art. 29

2040-12-31

Final per-capita waste-prevention milestone

By 31 December 2040 each Member State must reduce per-capita packaging waste by 15% compared with the 2018 baseline (Art. 43).

Art. 43