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PPWR compliance rarely fails because companies misunderstand the regulation. While the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation is complex, most organizations have already invested significant effort in interpreting its objectives, scope, …

The Omnibus I simplification package has reshaped the European sustainability reporting landscape. Reporting obligations have been reduced, timelines adjusted, and scope narrowed. For companies that are now descoped from sustainability reporting obligations this has triggered an understandable question: Is sustainability …

swissdamed (Swiss Database on Medical Devices) is Swissmedic’s national database for medical devices in Switzerland. It is used to register economic operators and medical devices that are placed on the …

Sustainability reporting is no longer just a topic for large corporations. Customers, banks, and business partners increasingly expect structured and comparable sustainability data – also from small and medium-sized enterprises.  The …

In December 2025, the EU approved a targeted revision of the EUDR to give companies and supporting systems more time to prepare. Ahead of further guidance, the Commission has invited …

Under the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), packaging must meet clear requirements before it can be placed on the EU market. But the PPWR does more than define design or material requirements. It also …

For many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), sustainability reporting pressure does not come from regulators, but from everyday business reality. Customers, banks, and partners increasingly request ESG information. These requests …

One of the biggest changes in the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is not a rule about materials or recyclability. It is the way the regulation assigns responsibility. The PPWR makes it clear …