28 May 2026
From 12 August 2026, the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) officially starts applying across EU markets, increasing the focus on reusable and recyclable transport packaging across supply chains.
As businesses prepare for these changes, understanding how reusable systems fit into future packaging flows is becoming increasingly important - not only from a sustainability perspective, but also from an operational one.
To help support these conversations, FABER has created a new brochure exploring how reusable pooling systems can support more consistent, efficient and future-ready packaging flows across Europe.
The brochure explains the PPWR topic in a practical and accessible way, while also showing how reusable load carriers remain in continuous circulation through collection, inspection, repair and redistribution processes.
Inside, you’ll discover:
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Key PPWR milestones towards 2030 and 2040
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Why reuse is becoming a growing focus across European supply chains
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The operational advantages of reusable transport packaging
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How pooling systems support continuity, visibility and more efficient load carrier flows
As supply chains continue evolving, packaging is becoming more than a transport tool alone. Visibility, circulation and long-term operational consistency are increasingly part of the conversation.
Whether you are reviewing your current packaging approach, preparing for upcoming regulatory changes or exploring more circular supply chain models, the brochure provides a practical introduction to the topic and how FABER can support your reusable packaging flows across Europe.