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1. When did the EU PPWR start to apply?

Regulation (EU) 2025/40 entered into force on 11 February 2025 and has generally applied since 12 August 2026 — Bagasse and kraft packaging. However, many requirements have later application dates or depend on delegated or implementing acts, so buyers should review each relevant provision separately — Bagasse and kraft packaging.

3. Does Total Fluorine below 50 mg/kg prove every PPWR PFAS limit is met?

Under the European Commission’s current 2026 guidance, a sample with Total Fluorine below 50 mg/kg could be considered compliant at the first screening step — Bagasse and kraft packaging. However, Total Fluorine screening and targeted PFAS analysis are different measurements. Buyers should review the analytical method, sample scope and applicable verification need.

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