EuPF asks the European Commission to correct its PPWR FAQ, which wrongly treats stretch film as packaging before it is even applied to a pallet.
Read MoreEuPF has published a customer note setting out how the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) allocates legal responsibility across the plastic film supply chain. The note explains …
Read MoreThis note addresses the scope of the “necessary to facilitate handling” exemption under Annex V, Row 1 of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), and explains why …
Read MoreFollowing the exemption of pallet wrapping and straps from the 100% reuse targets under Articles 29(2) and 29(3) PPWR, EuPF publishes additional analyses addressing the remaining 40% reuse …
Read MoreEuropean Plastic Films (EuPF) today published follow-up analyses by ifeu and RDC Environment, deepening and reconfirming evidence that the reuse targets under Article 29(1) of the EU Packaging …
Read MoreBrussels, 26 February 2026 European Plastic Films (EuPF) welcomes the European Commission’s adoption yesterday of the delegated act exempting economic operators from the 100 percent reuse obligations for …
Read MoreEuropean Plastic Films (EuPF) has submitted its feedback to the European Commission’s public consultation on the draft delegated act exempting pallet wrappings and straps from the 100 % …
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On the 15th of October 2025, PubAffairs Bruxelles organised an afternoon of discussion on whether the EU institutions will adopt a pragmatic approach to the reuse targets for transport …
Read MoreAs Europe advances towards a circular economy, EuPF calls for an efficient, fair and transparent implementation of extended producer responsibility (EPR) and consistent enforcement of EU waste rules. …
Read MoreYesterday’s Waste Expert Group meeting organised by the European Commission confirmed a major development for the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR): pallet wrapping films and straps will …
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