The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is reshaping packaging requirements across the European market. This complimentary webinar will help manufacturers understand the regulation’s key requirements, compliance timelines and practical implementation considerations. Join TÜV SÜD’s expert to explore how PPWR may affect packaging design, labeling, recyclability and sustainability strategies.
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PPWR requirements
Understand the main PPWR requirements covering packaging minimisation, recyclability, recycled content, labeling and sustainability.
Compliance timelines
Gain an overview of the phased implementation approach and key milestones manufacturers should be aware of.
Risk identification
Explore common packaging compliance risks and areas that may require additional attention and assessment.
Readiness assessment
Learn practical considerations for evaluating current packaging practices against upcoming PPWR requirements.
Implementation roadmap
Understand how to develop a structured approach to support PPWR implementation and ongoing market access planning.
This webinar is intended for professionals involved in packaging compliance, product development, sustainability and manufacturing operations.
Mr Vimalnath V
Senior Manager - Technical, TÜV SÜD South Asia
Mr. Vimalnath V is currently appointed as Senior Manager (Laboratory) - Softlines for the Product Service Division at TÜV SÜD South Asia. With a Master’s degree in Science, specialised in Biochemistry and Environmental Science, he brings over 24 years of specialised experience in testing and inspection, and is highly skilled in the review & implementation of regulatory compliance, sustainability and protocol development. He is an expert in the field of leather, textiles, environmental pollution, RoHS, REACH and ZDHC Compliance and is trained for ISO/IEC 17025:2025 by NABL and QAI. Vimalnath has also conducted over 50 audits internally and externally.
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