New PPWR format checks flag packaging compliance risks

Automatically catch potential PPWR packaging compliance issues, such as void-space limits, single-use plastic bans, and reuse targets, before they become a problem.

What changed

Dcycle now runs automated format checks on your packaging units to flag common PPWR compliance risks. The checks cover void-space limits, single-use plastic bans, and reuse targets, so you can spot issues directly in your packaging data instead of finding them later in a compliance review.

Why it matters

PPWR introduces detailed packaging design rules that are easy to miss when reviewing data manually. With these checks running automatically on your packaging units, your team gets an early signal on where a SKU or packaging format may fall outside the requirements, making it easier to fix issues before submitting a declaration of conformity.

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More updates in Evidence & Traceability

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  1. Share PPWR declarations of conformity with external stakeholders You can now securely share your PPWR declarations of conformity with clients, auditors and partners, with full control over who sees what.
  2. Get quick guidance inside the PPWR module with new info tooltips Understand what each PPWR field means and why it matters without leaving the module or reading the full regulation.
  3. The PPWR supplier portal is now easier for your suppliers to use Suppliers can now submit one declaration of conformity that covers multiple packaging units, answer simpler attestation-style questions, and use the portal in their own language, making it faster to collect the compliance data you need.
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  1. 01 You tell us what you’re being asked forCustomers, auditors or banks: what data and by when. 0–5 min
  2. 02 We show how your data comes inInvoices, ERP, suppliers: on an example close to yours. 5–20 min
  3. 03 You leave with a planWhat to automate first and how much time you save. 20–30 min
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