PPWR e-commerce – 50% limit on empty space
How can e-commerce be adapted to the PPWR? The 50% limit on empty space in PPWR e-commerce parcels means a new approach to packing online orders: the parcel is intended to protect the product, but…
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When does the PPWR come into effect? Timetable of changes for businesses
Find out when the PPWR came into force and what the timetable is for implementing the changes for businesses up to 2030, 2035 and 2040.
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The PPWR Regulation – new EU packaging regulations
Find out what PPWR is, who it applies to, and how to prepare your business for the new EU packaging requirements
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KOBiZE report - who must submit and by when
KOBiZE report: who has to submit it, by when, registration, vehicle fleet and calculation of environmental fees.
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VerpackG audit and certification of the Declaration of Completeness
VerpackG audit, LUCID Completeness Declaration, expert examination, penalties of up to EUR 200,000 and a trade ban in Germany.
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Costs and fees in the VerpackG dual system
Check out the costs of LUCID and the VerpackG dual system: packaging licence, material fractions and recycling fees in e-commerce.
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Step-by-step registration of LUCID in Germany
LUCID registration in Germany: who has to register, how the VerpackG dual system works and how to report packages.
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BDO in e-commerce and online shops
BDO in e-commerce: check when an online shop must have an entry, how to account for shipping cartons and packaging online.
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