How should industrial packaging respond to the EU's new packaging regulation "PPWR"? An explanation of a practical approach considering material selection and packaging design.
The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) implemented in the EU. In response to the PPWR, packaging such as industrial trays and cushioning materials is required to address various aspects, including recyclability, the use of recycled materials, and minimization of packaging. This webinar will outline the overview of the PPWR and key points that manufacturers should keep in mind, as well as explain the theme "How will industrial trays and cushioning materials change under the PPWR?" We will consider the response to the PPWR from both material selection and packaging design perspectives, not only through simple material substitution but also by including factors such as the necessary cushioning distance for product protection, packaging size, loading efficiency, and reuse. This is a recommended free online seminar for those involved in packaging products for the European market and those considering how to respond to the PPWR. Here is the PPWR special page: https://tsk-corp.jp/packaging/ppwr/
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■Format of the Event Online Webinar ■Participation Fee Free ■Date and Time - December 1, 2026 (Tuesday) 15:00 - 15:45 - December 16, 2026 (Wednesday) 16:00 - 16:45 - January 14, 2027 (Thursday) 14:00 - 14:45 ■Main Content - Overview of PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation) - Impact on industrial packaging - Minimization of packaging - Response to the use of recycled materials - Recyclability - Impact on industrial trays and cushioning materials - Considerations from material selection and packaging design ■Recommended for - Those involved in packaging products for the European market - Those considering compliance with PPWR - Manufacturers using industrial trays and cushioning materials - Those responsible for reviewing packaging materials and packaging design
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■You can utilize this in the following situations: - I want to gather information about PPWR compliance for products aimed at Europe. - I want to confirm the impact on the industrial trays and cushioning materials currently in use. - I want to consider minimizing packaging and using recycled materials. - I want to review not just the material changes for packaging but the entire packaging design. - I want to consider how to change the packaging specifications for products aimed at Europe in the future. - I want to promote information sharing within the company regarding PPWR compliance. ■Recommended for: - Packaging design and production technology personnel - Logistics and packaging personnel - Purchasing and procurement personnel - Environmental and sustainability personnel - Those in manufacturing dealing with products aimed at Europe.
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