The PPWR, Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, is becoming one of the key reference points for the design, use, and recycling of packaging in the European Union. In practice, this means that companies in logistics, intralogistics, pharmaceuticals, FMCG, and the food sector need to rapidly adapt their processes and solution portfolios to the new requirements. Utz Group offers consulting support combined with operational advisory in this area. The company manufactures durable containers, pallets, and transport trays designed for long service life, recyclability, and reduced environmental impact. Utz solutions are used in projects that support automation and the optimization of material flows, which in many organizations translates into harmonized packaging and transport standards. Drawing on experience with entities from various sectors, the company's team of experts accounts for sector-specific requirements and combines PPWR compliance analysis with practical recommendations on the selection and operation of load carriers. The company also participates in legislative processes at the EU level, which enables it to provide advice that reflects current directions of change. As a result, PPWR implementation can be approached as a program of operational improvements rather than merely a regulatory obligation. Detailed information and contact are available at utzgroup.com.
Scope of support and application areas
Consulting provided by Utz Group covers two complementary streams. First, an analysis of PPWR requirements as they apply to the packaging and load carriers in use. Second, advisory on the practical optimization of packaging and transport processes in the supply chain and intralogistics. The focus is on selecting solutions designed for multiple use, suitable for recycling, and aimed at reducing environmental impact. This approach enables companies in logistics, intralogistics, pharmaceuticals, FMCG, and the food sector to plan adaptations in a manner compliant with the regulation and aligned with their operational conditions.
The manufacturer focuses on standard load carriers such as containers, pallets, and transport trays. Such equipment is selected with long-term use, compatibility with automation systems, and ease of integration into closed material loops in mind. Advisory topics include harmonizing flows, adapting containers to transport and warehousing processes, and preparing solutions for an efficient end of life, for example through material recycling.
Up-to-date guidance and contact
Utz Group participates in legislative processes at the European Union level, which allows it to link compliance assessments with current interpretation and anticipated directions of change. In practice, this translates into operationally oriented advisory prepared for specific applications and sector requirements. Organizations interested in consultations on implementing PPWR guidance and structuring packaging processes can contact the company via utzgroup.com.
