EU packaging regulations mainly regulate packaging materials, reduction, labelling, environmental protection and safety to ensure the safety, environmental protection and sustainability of packaging. These regulations aim to promote a circular economy, reduce waste and protect the environment. The scope of implementation of EU packaging regulations covers all packaging of goods sold on the EU market, regardless of which country the producer comes from.



EU packaging regulations mainly include the following:

1. Packaging material requirements: The EU has very strict requirements for packaging materials and must comply with relevant standards to ensure their safety and environmental protection. For example, packaging materials must be non-toxic, odorless, not easily deformed, not easily damaged, etc.

2. Packaging reduction: The EU encourages companies to use less packaging materials to reduce unnecessary waste. At the same time, the use of recyclable and reusable packaging materials is also encouraged to promote the development of a circular economy.

3. Labeling requirements: All packaging materials must clearly indicate the name of the product, production date, shelf life, ingredients and other information to satisfy consumers' right to know and safe use.

4. Environmental protection requirements: The European Union has strict regulations on the processing and recycling of packaging waste, requiring companies to classify, recycle and process packaging waste to reduce environmental pollution.

5. Safety requirements: The European Union has very high safety requirements for packaging materials, requiring companies to conduct safety testing on packaging materials to ensure that they will not cause harm to consumers' health.