Join RECOUP for an informative and practical training day, including a site tour of Sherbourne Recycling to see a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) in action and gain first hand insight into how packaging is sorted and recycled in the real world.

The day will explore the impact of the UK's Recyclability Assessment Methodology (RAM) on packaging design decisions, helping delegates understand how recyclability assessments are shaping the future of packaging development. We will also delve into the challenges and opportunities presented by the forthcoming Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), examining what these legislative changes mean for packaging producers and brands.

Attendees will learn how to future proof packaging portfolios, ensuring designs remain resilient against future RAM revisions and evolving regulatory requirements. The training will highlight the importance of robust testing and evidence-based design, providing guidance on how to identify potential recyclability issues early and avoid costly redesigns later.

Key topics will include:

Understanding how the Recyclability Assessment Methodology (RAM) influences packaging design.
Navigating upcoming PPWR requirements and their implications for businesses.
Future proofing packaging against regulatory and assessment changes.
The role of testing, validation and evidence in demonstrating recyclability.
Insights from the recycling sector on what works and what doesn't in practice.
A guided tour of Sherbourne Recycling's MRF to see the collection, sorting and processing of packaging materials.

This training day is ideal for packaging technologists, sustainability professionals, brand owners, retailers and anyone involved in packaging development who wants to stay ahead of regulatory change and design packaging that performs effectively within the UK's recycling infrastructure.

Contact the host of The Recyclability of Packaging and Meeting the Needs of the Value Chain