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Regulatory guidance

Labeling compliance doesn’t have to slow you down. Our global teams stay ahead of changing regulations so you don’t have to — helping you simplify processes, reduce risk and keep your packaging moving confidently, no matter what the rules bring next.

Legislations

Evolving legislation is continuously reshaping the packaging industry, and labels are right at the center of it. From recyclability targets to chemical restrictions, regulations are accelerating the shift toward circularity, safer materials and smarter design.

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Extended Producer Responsibility

In today’s global marketplace, packaging is a regulated asset with significant legal and financial weight. As countries transition to mandatory Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws, the "Polluter Pays" principle is now the global standard.

Understanding these shifts is critical, as many of our Asian brands export to strict markets like Europe and North America. It is critical to align with local Design for Recycling (DfR) standards in order to mitigate risks such as import bans and additional fees.

FAQs in sustainable packaging

Recycling is key to sustainability. Plastic, paper, and glass can become new products, instead of winding up in a landfill or an incinerator. Making packaging recyclable requires a holistic approach, with labels playing a crucial role—whether they break down in soil or separate easily from bottles to improve recycling. Explore the questions often asked in the packaging world, and discover the role of labels in advancing sustainability.
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