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July 8, 2026 – 10am CEST

PPWR Requirements & Implementation: A Reality Check

Duration: 60 min

Webinar is held in: 🇬🇧 English

With August 12 approaching, the most common questions we hear about PPWR compliance are practical ones: what documentation is actually required, how much time is realistically left, and what happens if a business is not fully ready. This session in German answers all three.

  • What the regulation requires by August 12, stripped back to what is essential.
  • A framework for prioritizing compliance actions with limited time.
  • How to handle unresponsive suppliers and incomplete documentation.
  • A direct answer to “What happens if I’m not fully ready by August 12?”.
  • Live PAQR walkthrough: the fastest path to your first Declaration of Conformity (DoC).
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Who should attend this webinar? 


✔️ Packaging managers
✔️ Compliance leads
✔️ Regulatory affairs specialists, and
✔️ procurement teams at companies placing packaged goods on the EU market who have not yet completed their PPWR compliance process..

articularly relevant if your data collection is incomplete, your suppliers have been unresponsive, or you are trying to determine which PPWR requirements are genuinely necessary before the deadline versus what can follow in August and September.

What will you learn during this webinar?


After this session, you will be able to: 

🎯 Identify the minimum documentation required for a defensible Declaration of Conformity by August 12, 2026.

🎯 Prioritize your remaining compliance actions based on what the regulation actually enforces first.

🎯 Escalate unresponsive suppliers using the legal framework the regulation provides.

🎯 Understand the real commercial and regulatory consequences of missing the deadline and how to communicate them internally.

🎯 Use PAQR to move from incomplete data to a first Declaration of Conformity in the shortest time available.

Meet our Speaker

Martin G. Wieser

The PPWR is changing the rules of the game for the entire industry. To successfully navigate this transition, companies need someone who speaks both the language of the global supply chain and the digital data world.

With over 20 years of leadership at the intersection of global supply chains and circular economy, Martin is uniquely positioned to help manufacturers navigate the complexities of the PPWR. Martin acts as a bridge between high-level digital strategy and the gritty, real-world requirements of sustainable resource management and compliance. He specializes in turning complex regulatory demands into streamlined, automated data workflows.

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“Martin understands like few others how to combine complex IT solutions with
the real-world requirements of sustainable resource management.”

That’s why he’s the right guide for your PPWR journey

  • The MIT Edge: Holds an M.Eng. in Supply Chain Management from MIT Scale – he understands the math behind the movement of goods.

  • Dual Expertise: A rare profile that combines a Certified Internal Auditor precision with a Project Management Professional (PMP) drive.

  • Technological Visionary: Martin specializes in translating complex regulatory demands into automated, scalable IT solutions that actually work on the factory floor.

In this webinar, Martin provides a comprehensive overview of the specific features and new regulatory challenges of the Packaging & Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).

He will present the PAQR compliance platform in a practical manner and demonstrate how companies can efficiently meet these complex requirements.


A key component of the webinar is direct dialogue: Martin will dedicate ample time to addressing individual questions from the audience and outlining practical solutions.

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