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What is the Annex of Decision 129/97 / EC on the identification of metal packaging?

Annex III of Decision 129/97 / EC ...
Last modified on 19/11/2021

Spray caps for aerosol: si considerano separabili manualmente? How to identify them?

A component that the user can completely separate, and without risk to his health and safety, from the main body with only the use of his hands and without having ...
Last modified on 19/11/2021

Where does the 5% threshold originate?

This simplification takes its cue from the approach adopted in IMPLEMENTING DECISION (EU) 2019/665, according to which Member States are required to report – for the purposes of release for ...
Last modified on 19/11/2021

Example of environmental labeling of a cork

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Last modified on 19/11/2021

Is it mandatory to write on the label “Check the provisions of your municipality”?

The law does not give precise indications on how to label the packaging to facilitate the collection of the same by the citizen, but emphasizes that they are “appropriately” labeled. ...
Last modified on 23/11/2021

If the product is sold with a leaflet (e.g. food supplements) or with instructions for use, is it possible to place the environmental label on such media?

If it is not possible to place the environmental label on the packaging due to a lack of space or other technological constraints, the content of the environmental label may ...
Last modified on 19/11/2021

How should multi-component packaging be labelled? Must the environmental label be placed on every component of a single sales unit?

Packaging systems that include a main body and other accessory components that cannot be manually separated [1] , must necessarily bear the identification code of the material of the main ...
Last modified on 21/11/2021

How should glues, adhesives and inks be treated?

If packaging is made up of one packaging material (steel, aluminium, paper, wood, plastic, glass), laminated or processed with a material other than the packaging material (e.g. glue, adhesive, ink), ...
Last modified on 21/11/2021

When is packaging defined as composite? How should it be labelled?

Packaging is defined as composite when it is made up of different packaging materials which cannot be separated by hand. For the purposes of identifying the packaging material, the coding ...
Last modified on 27/01/2023

What information does the environmental labelling of B2B packaging have to provide, pursuant to articicle 219, paragraph 5?

The packaging material’s identification code under Decision 129/97/EC. Every other information, instead, remains voluntary. ...
Last modified on 21/11/2021