PPWR is changing the way companies approach packaging.
The new EU regulation creates a strong focus on reducing packaging waste, improving material efficiency and increasing recyclability. Tagson PS-2/ES helps companies optimise their labelling and packaging processes through faster, more consistent and efficient label application — supporting both operational efficiency and the transition towards more sustainable packaging.
The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) starts applying on 12 August 2026, introducing new requirements aimed at reducing packaging waste, improving recyclability and promoting more efficient use of packaging materials.
For companies handling large volumes of garments and other products, these changes create an opportunity to optimise packaging processes and reduce unnecessary packaging materials.
Tagson PS-2/ES – Efficiency Meets Sustainability
The Tagson PS-2/ES offers an efficient solution for applying packaging and product labels while helping companies optimise their labelling process.
By automating the application of labels and fasteners, PS-2/ES can help:
- reduce manual labour and handling;
- improve consistency and accuracy;
- increase processing speed
- optimise the use of packaging-related materials;
- support more efficient and standardised packaging operations.
As PPWR drives the industry towards less wasteful, more recyclable and more efficient packaging, technologies such as the Tagson PS-2/ES can help companies adapt their processes while improving productivity.
PPWR is not only a regulatory challenge – it is an opportunity to make packaging operations smarter, more efficient and more sustainable.
What now?
TAGSON is already one step ahead and we present solution to avoid taxes or minimize new incoming costs on single use plastic packaging. Our new sustainable packaging solution reduce plastic waste to 99% comparing with blister packs. Our plastic consumables are either biodegradable or have 100% recycled plastic meaning you don’t have to pay any single use plastic taxes.
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