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| Artisano Inc. | JP | f market access in 2030, so I must either guess, and risk paying twice, or stop selling. The micro-enterprise derogation from the Article 29 reuse targets is the only relief the Regulation offers, and it addresses almost none of this. The PPWR is well intentio ↗ |
| IKG crewshop24.com | DE | inal distributors, including the ones in the HORECA sector, are obliged to fulfil the reuse targets for beverages provided for in Article 29. However, to minimise burdens on smaller businesses, final distributors with a sales area of less than 100 m2 are exemp ↗ |
| CNSBII - Corpo Nazionale delle Sentinelle dei Bacini idrografici Italiani | IT | di sostenibilità di cui all’articolo 29 della direttiva (UE) 2018/2001 del Parlamento europeo e del Consiglio (63). GU L del 22.1.2025 IT ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg/2025/40/oj 45/124 (63) Direttiva (UE) 2018/2001 del Parlamento europeo e del Consiglio, ↗ |
| Federation of Finnish Woodworking Industries | FI | mission Delegated Decision (EU) 2026/429 exempts certain users of pallet wrappings and straps from the 100% reuse requirements in Article 29(2) and (3). These formats remain transport packaging and remain within the 40% overall reuse target in Article 29(1). T ↗ |
| E.I. AURORE SARRAZIN | FR | le 3 §1 pt 13, 15, 20, 23 (p. 32- 33) · article 4 (p. 37) · article 15 §12 (p. 52) · article 17 (p. 52-53) · article 21 (p. 55) · article 29 §13 (p. 61) · article 44 §1, §2, §8, §14 (p. 69-70) · article 45 §1, §2, §3 (p. 71) · article 68 (p. 89) · article 71 ( ↗ |
| Paula Martínez | ES | that the implementation of Article 29 does not lead to a distortion of competition between large and small businesses? Submitted: 10.3.2025 Answer given by Ms Roswall on behalf of the European Commission (14 May 2025) The Impact Assessment (1) of the new Packa ↗ |
| European Pallet Association e.V. (EPAL) | DE | Association (EPAL) Delegated Act 09 January 2026 on the exemption of pallet wrappings and straps from the reuse obligations under Article 29(2/3) PPWR EPAL supports the Commission's proposal to exempt pallet wrappings and straps from the obligation to reuse th ↗ |
| Polish Confederation Lewiatan | PL | Comments of the Polish Confederation Lewiatan in consultations on the delegated act regarding Article 29 of the PPWR As the Polish Confederation Lewiatan, we appreciate the work of the European Commission on a common-sense approach to the exclusion of packagin ↗ |
| Industrial Minerals Association (IMA-Europe) | BE | , IMA-Europe would also encourage the Commission to consider an exemption for transport packaging from the 40% reuse requirement (Article 29(1) of Regulation (EU) 2025/40). As outlined in the Commission’s draft Delegated Act (Recital 4), there is a confirmed t ↗ |
| EDANA | BE | which is provided by Article 29, 1. of the PPWR • confirm that cardboard trays fall within the scope of Article 29, 4. (d) of the PPWR, which provides that the 40% reuse requirements do not apply to transport packaging or sales packaging in the form of cardboa ↗ |
| European Plastics Converters (EuPC) | BE | e competing with third country importers on an equal and non-discriminative footing. Clarification of the scope of application of Article 29(1) PPWR required Recital 1, sentence 3 of the proposal describes the scope of application of Article 29(1) PPWR. ↗ |
| Danish Brewers Association | DK | d & Denmark Supplementing the Brewers of Europe submission on exemptions from the reuse obligations for transport packaging under Article 29(2) and (3) of Regulation (EU) 2025/40 (PPWR). The Nordic Brewers Associations support the Commissions proposal to exemp ↗ |
| ORLEN | PL | gulation („PPWR“) concerning reuse obligations for certain transport packaging formats, specifically pallet wrappings and straps. Article 29 of the PPWR, in its current wording, imposes extremely excessive requirements on the reuse of transport or commercial p ↗ |
| VDMA e. V. | DE | EU Transparency Register ID: 9765362691-45 Ref. Ares(2026)233490 - 09/01/2026 2 Introduction and background Paragraphs 2 and 3 of Article 29 of the PPWR stipulate reuse rates of 100% for many types of industrial and commercial transport and sales packaging fro ↗ |
| BDE Bundesverband der Deutschen Entsorgungs-, Wasser- und Kreislaufwirtschaft | DE | g goods on pallets, the BDE is also calling for this transport packaging to be generally exempted from the reuse obligation under Article 29, i.e. not to be subject to a reuse rate of 540% or 70% from 2040 onwards. The BDE calls on the EU legislator to continu ↗ |
| Circular Packaging Design | PL | ever, the proposal does not fully address the practical and environmental challenges associated with applying reuse targets under Article 29(1) of the PPWR. Available life-cycle assessment (LCA) studies indicate that, in the case of transport packaging, reuse ↗ |
| Roundtable for Reusable Containers Trays and Pallets (RCTP) | BE | h single -use solutions under the guise of flexibility. In short: - The exemption for pallet wrappings and straps is justified in Article 29 (2) and (3). - The inclusion in Article 29 (1) incentivises scaling the reusable solution without hampering the market. ↗ |
| European Federation for Construction Chemicals (EFCC) | BE | n measures with higher environmental impact. We are concerned that the proposal does not address cross-border reuse targets under Article 29(1), which would still impose administrative burdens and could create transport safety risks. Life-cycle assessments sho ↗ |
| return2sender | BE | is to drive change where change is possible, even if not everywhere at once. A full exemption of pallet wrappings and straps from Article 29(1) would eliminate one of the most promising leverage points for reducing packaging waste and fossil material dependenc ↗ |
| CEFLEX - The Circular Economy for Flexible Packaging initiative | NL | f value because recycling used pallet wrappings yields higher quality recycled polyethylene pellets. Impact of 0% arget in PPWR Article 29 Paragraph 1 As regards the 40% target, Recital 1 of the draft Delegated Decision states that “operators can compensate ↗ |
| CONIP | IT | CONIP ritiene l'esonero dei film e delle fascette coerente con i presupposti dell'articolo 29, comma 18, PPWR e ricorda di aver a propria volta chiesto l'adozione di analogo atto per le casse in plastica per prodotti della produzione primaria (come da document ↗ |
| ORLEN Unipetrol RPA s. r. o. | CZ | Article 29 of the PPWR, in its current wording, imposes extremely excessive requirements on the reuse of transport or commercial packaging on entities that use them. ORLEN Unipetrols position's purpose is to address the continued inclusion of pallet wrappings ↗ |
| ELIPSO | FR | Paris, 9th January 2026. Feedback on the draft Delegated Decision exempting pallet wrappings and straps from Article 29(2) and (3) PPWR (closing date 9th January) Elipso is the french plastic packaging federation based in Paris, representing all manufacturers ↗ |
| Knauf Insulation | BE | facturing process by ensuring our products arrive safe and sound at our customers doorstep. While the exemption of obligations of Art. 29 (2) and (3) are welcomed, additional adjustments Ref. Ares(2026)222049 - 09/01/2026 Classified as Internal and General Bus ↗ |
| MedTech Europe | BE | chnology. MedTech Europe therefore suggests enacting a similar exemption for pallet wrapping from the requirements established by Article 29(1), in accordance with Article 29(18)(a) of the PPWR. The Understanding of 100% Reusability Targets in Article 29(2) an ↗ |
| ANAIP | ES | 1 ANAIP welcomes the European Commission’s proposal to exempt plastic wrappings and straps from the 100% reuse targets of article 29(2) and (3) of Regulation (EU) 2025/40. This proposed exemption is needed from a technical, environmental and economic point of ↗ |
| Toy Industries of Europe | BE | ng type or all types listed in Articles 29.1 and 29.2. • Definition of “cardboard box” – to assess exemptions from reuse targets (Article 29.4.d). We remain available to exchange further on this matter. For more information, please contact Andrea-Eleonora Maso ↗ |
| Plastics Recylers Europe | BE | economic operators using pallet wrappings and straps from the obligation to comply with the 100% reuse requirements laid down in Article 29(2) and (3) of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). This initiative usefully addresses reuse requirement ↗ |
| Trioworld Industrier AB | SE | We welcome the Commissions draft delegated decision exempting pallet wrappings and straps from the 100 % reuse obligations under Article 29(2) and (3) PPWR as an important and necessary first step. This progress should not be delayed. At the same time it is v ↗ |
| Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie e.V. (BDI) | DE | Die EU-Kommission hat am 10. Dezember 2025 den Vorschlag für einen delegierten Rechtsakt im Rahmen von Art. 29 Abs. 18 PPWR vorgelegt, mit dem Wirtschaftsakteure, die Palettenumhüllungen und Umreifungsbändern in den Fällen des Art. 29 Abs. 2 und 3 PPWR nutzen, ↗ |
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