GUIDELINES

Recyclability guidelines for thermoformed Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) packaging (trays, ready meals, fruit and vegetable containers): best practices, incompatible elements and eco-design recommendations. RecyClass-based. Free download.

Practical recommendations for designing recyclable Polypropylene (PP) packaging. In retail, PP is found in the food aisle — ready meals may be sold in transparent or black PP trays. It is also found in spray bottles and DIY containers such as sealant tubes.

Practical recommendations for designing recyclable Polypropylene (PP) packaging. In retail, PP is found in food and other transport crates and pallets.

Practical recommendations for designing recyclable flexible Polypropylene (PP) packaging. In retail, PP is found in the food or hygiene aisles — for example in drinking compote bottles or liquid cream bottles.

Practical recommendations for designing genuinely recyclable packaging. These technical factsheets provide clear benchmarks for assessing the recyclability of your packaging according to materials, components and real-world sorting conditions. Inspired by market technical standards, they help you identify best practices and avoid elements incompatible with recycling streams.

Practical recommendations for designing genuinely recyclable packaging. These technical factsheets provide clear benchmarks for assessing the recyclability of your packaging according to materials, components and real-world sorting conditions. Inspired by market technical standards, they help you identify best practices and avoid elements incompatible with recycling streams.

Practical recommendations for designing genuinely recyclable packaging. These technical factsheets provide clear benchmarks for assessing the recyclability of your packaging according to materials, components and real-world sorting conditions. Inspired by market technical standards, they help you identify best practices and avoid elements incompatible with recycling streams.