What is our role?
Your obligations depend on what you sell, where it goes, who fills or imports it, and whose name appears on the packaging. The answer can differ across products and markets.
A role map with responsibilities made explicitPPWR advisory
PSL helps brand owners, retailers, importers, manufacturers, and packaging suppliers establish their PPWR responsibilities, identify evidence gaps, prepare conformity documentation, and turn requirements into owned actions.
Where most conversations begin
Your obligations depend on what you sell, where it goes, who fills or imports it, and whose name appears on the packaging. The answer can differ across products and markets.
A role map with responsibilities made explicitA declaration is supported by evidence. We define which packaging is in scope, review what already exists, identify gaps, and structure what must be requested or prepared.
A documentation structure ready for internal approvalFuture requirements affect packaging choices, supplier information, portfolio priorities, and development lead times. We translate them into a phased programme rather than a last-minute compliance exercise.
A requirement roadmap with actions, owners, and datesPPWR advisory in practice
A broad development portfolio. No shared view of what survives PPWR. One day to build it.
What you can get from PSL
Your position mapped by product, market, legal entity, brand ownership, and supply-chain configuration.
Formats, materials, and SKU groups assessed against immediate and upcoming requirements.
Declaration structures prepared together with the responsibilities and evidence required behind them.
Available evidence reviewed, gaps documented, and supplier information requests prepared.
Obligations translated into actions, owners, dependencies, and decision dates.
Briefings, templates, and working sessions that help teams apply the requirements consistently.
How PSL works
The work begins with your actual products and supply chain. PSL prepares the analysis and evidence structure; the responsible economic operator retains responsibility for approval, signature, and demonstrating compliance.
Clarify the product, market, supply chain, responsible entity, and applicable role.
Group the packaging, identify requirements, and review the evidence already available.
Prepare documents, supplier requests, assessments, and internal responsibilities.
Sequence future changes and connect them to strategy or development projects.
Felix stands out for his ability to quickly grasp our pain points, convert them into clear actions, and for his deep, practical knowledge of the European packaging landscape.
PPWR advisory FAQ
PPWR applies to packaging placed on the EU market. Your responsibilities depend on your role, products, legal entities, markets, and supply chain, which is why PSL begins with the real situation rather than a generic checklist.
The required evidence depends on the packaging and the applicable requirements. PSL structures the technical file, maps available evidence, identifies gaps, and defines what must come from suppliers or testing.
PSL can prepare the declaration structure and supporting technical file. The responsible economic operator remains responsible for approving, signing, and demonstrating compliance.
PSL provides regulatory interpretation, packaging expertise, documentation support, and implementation guidance. Where formal legal advice is required, we work alongside your legal counsel.
No. Missing information is part of the assessment. We identify what is absent, prioritise the important gaps, and prepare precise requests for suppliers.
When compliance requires portfolio choices, investment priorities, or physical packaging changes, the work connects directly to Packaging Strategy or Development & Implementation.
Our assessments use Regulation (EU) 2025/40 on packaging and packaging waste and the European Commission’s PPWR guidance and FAQs, applied to your packaging and supply chain.
PPWR advisory insights
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