Prepare for PPWR Article 6 Compliance

by evaluating your packaging portfolio using design-for-recycling
criteria aligned with the EN 18120 standard series.

PPWR Article 6 Readiness: Why You Need to Act Now
—and What You Can Do Today

The Paradox

PPWR Article 6 recyclability requirements will apply from 2030, but waiting until then won't leave enough time to redesign packaging, validate alternatives, qualify suppliers, and roll out changes across your portfolio.
Act too late and you may not have sufficient time to ensure your packaging remains eligible to be placed on the market.

The Transition: EN 18120: 2026 Series

The EN 18120:2026 series provides a practical starting point. By benchmarking your portfolio using these standards today, you can identify high risk packaging and make changes just in time before it is too late.

It is important to note that the path to compliance is not as simple as it sounds. Gathering data, interpreting the guidelines, and manually assessing thousands of packaging is time consuming, resource-intensive, and difficult to scale.

Systematically Assess Your Portfolio Using
Recyclability Criteria Aligned with the EN 18120 Standards

With Recyda, skip the manual work and establish a structured process towards PPWR article 6 readiness, managing packaging data and assessing recyclability at scale.

Start by Preparing Your Packaging Data

Start by Preparing Your Packaging Data

Import your existing packaging composition data via the API, file uploads, or other means.

Accurate assessments start with the right level of detail. Map your packaging data to our detailed structure to enable reliable classification.

Identify and enrich any missing information, which is needed to accurately classify your packaging as per the EN 18120 criteria.

e.g., whether adhesives used are water soluble or not, colors used, matalization, etc.

Get Recyclability Results for Your Packaging

Our system uses your data and applies the relevant design for recycling criteria to categorise your packaging as green, yellow or red.

Identify Instances Where you Need
Further Testing

Identify Instances Where you Need
Further Testing

Depending on the type of packaging, the CEN standards might require you to conduct lab tests for certain attributes. Our system highlights when this is the case, so that you can improve the accuracy of your results.

Depending on the type of packaging, the CEN standards might require you to conduct lab tests for certain attributes. Our system highlights when this is the case, so that you can improve the accuracy of your results.

Not Just Categorize Packaging
Actively Work to Minimize Risk

Identify Packaging Most Likely to be Affected by PPWR Article 6

Identify Packaging Most Likely to be Affected by PPWR Article 6

Get a comprehensive list of all high-risk packaging, which needs to be improved to avoid market bans.

Get a comprehensive list of all high-risk packaging, which needs to be improved to avoid market bans.

Understand reasons behind their low score, and use this information as a starting point for your redesigns.

Explore new concepts and compare their recyclability with alternatives directly in the platform.

Start Your Journey Towards PPWR Article 6

By proactively assessing packaging recyclability now.
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