Four engagements, ordered by how fast they matter. Each one leaves you holding a document you can put in front of an authority — not a slide deck.
A structured review of your packaging portfolio against Regulation 2025/40. You get a scored gap analysis and a prioritised action list — what applies now, what lands in 2028, and what 2030 will demand of the materials you're using today.
More than a document. I assess which of your products fall under the DoC obligation, identify what must carry one, then draft each declaration — backed by the technical documentation and evidence that make the chain of conformity hold under inspection.
Compliance information has to flow both ways. I review the declarations you receive from suppliers, draft the requests you send them, and help you respond credibly when your customers start asking — because from August 2026, they will.
Many EU importers don't realise the regulation puts obligations directly on them — and Article 21 can turn an importer into a manufacturer overnight. I classify your actual role and map exactly which duties you carry, before someone else does it for you.
Compliance doesn't stop in August 2026 — the acts that decide 2030 are still being written. A monthly retainer keeps you covered as they land: regulatory watch, priority access, a standing pair of expert eyes.
I'm taking on a first set of clients at an introductory founding rate. Every engagement also includes a plain-language PPWR summary tailored to your product category. When the intake fills, the rate goes back up.
Every finding traces back to a specific article, so it holds up under scrutiny — including someone else's.
A short call about your packaging, your markets, and where you sit in the supply chain.
I map your obligations against the regulation and flag the gaps that matter, by deadline.
Documentation you can act on — reports, declarations, or a defensible action plan.
Optional ongoing support as the acts land and your obligations evolve toward 2030.