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Now Available: EXPRA Summer Newsletter 2026
Explore the EXPRA Summer Newsletter 2026, bringing together the latest developments in PPWR implementation, EPR policy and enforcement, upcoming international exchanges, and practical initiatives from EXPRA members across Europe and beyond.
EXPRA featured in Packaging Europe: Strengthening EPR implementation for Europe’s circular economy
Packaging Europe has published a new article featuring EXPRA’s perspective on how Extended Producer Responsibility should be strengthened through the upcoming Circular Economy Act.
Drawing on more than three decades of operational experience across EXPRA’s membership, Managing Director Joachim Quoden explains why the priority should be to reinforce the existing EPR framework rather than fundamentally redesign it.
EXPRA publishes its 2026 overview of packaging EPR compliance contributions
EXPRA is pleased to publish the 2026 edition of its Compliance Contributions report, providing a practical overview of packaging EPR fees and tariff structures through 38 country and system profiles covering 35 countries.
Latest Legislative updates from Our members
Welcome to this EXPRA section, where we bring you the most recent updates on legislation from our members. Here, you will find the latest insights, regulatory changes, and compliance requirements affecting our industry. Make sure to check back regularly for new content and stay ahead in the evolving regulatory landscape!
On December 19, 2025, CITEO hosted a high-level webinar dedicated to the recyclability of household packaging and the key changes introduced by the new European Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).
With more than 1,600 participants, the session aimed to clarify the main orientations of the PPWR and provide practical insights to help stakeholders anticipate and prepare for the upcoming regulatory transition. The webinar featured direct input from the European Commission and focused on the implications of the regulation for household packaging.
On March 4, 2025, CONAI – Consorzio Nazionale Imballaggi held the webinar “New Packaging Regulation: Operational Guidelines for Businesses.”
The event provided an overview of the obligations outlined in Chapter II of the new EU Regulation 2025/40 on packaging and packaging waste, published in the Official Journal of the European Union on January 22, highlighting its implications for businesses.
As part of its support initiatives, CONAI provided tools to help companies and industry associations better understand the regulation and adapt to the new sustainability requirements
Fost Plus is closely following discussions about the new PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation), which will determine the future of packaging and recycling in Belgium.
As the organisation seeking to promote sustainable management of household packaging in Belgium, Fost Plus recognises this regulation’s importance in helping its members achieve their ambitious sustainability goals.
On April 1, 2025, a webinar organized by Fundación Alternativas in collaboration with Ecoembes – Spain explored the social impact of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and its potential to support a just and sustainable transition. A study conducted in 2020 revealed that activities related to Ecoembes’ Collective EPR System (SCRAP) were responsible for generating more than 46,000 direct and indirect jobs. This growth has taken place in a sector characterized by strong job security and low employee turnover, highlighting the vital role SCRAPs play as catalysts for green employment in Spain.
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