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EU declaration of conformity

EU declaration of conformity and packaging technical documentation

A declaration of conformity should follow an assessment and evidence for specific packaging. PPWR Link organises information for dossier preparation, review and document generation from approved data.

EU declaration of conformity

From packaging identity to an approved document

Manufacturers need a consistent set of supporting information. Customers need a document that unambiguously covers the packaging received.

Identification

Name, variant, codes and the business responsible for the packaging.

Dossier

Design description, materials, relevant reports and assessment results.

Review

Check scope, current evidence and completeness before approval.

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Declaration, technical sheet and test report

These documents have different purposes. A technical sheet describes product properties, a report presents particular test results and an EU declaration of conformity is a statement about meeting applicable requirements. A file called a “declaration” does not replace the documentation supporting its content. In PPWR Link, assign a document type and connect it to the correct packaging record.

  • An identifiable subject
  • Scope of testing or confirmed properties
  • Current version and information source
02

Who prepares a packaging declaration of conformity?

PPWR connects the EU declaration of conformity to manufacturer responsibilities and the conformity assessment procedure. First establish which business holds that role for the packaging concerned. A business buying finished packaging begins by obtaining the appropriate documents; imports, own branding and design changes require assessment of responsibility in the particular case.

  • Manufacturer and authorised person
  • Packaging covered by the assessment
  • Requirements relevant to the intended use
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How to organise PPWR technical documentation

Collect the packaging description, composition, relevant specifications and evidence addressing the requirements under assessment. Link results to source documents so a reviewer can move from a value to its report or cited page. Retain the packaging version assessed. When materials, design or intended use change, check whether the previous evidence still applies.

  • Technical data connected to evidence
  • Assessment method and scope
  • Review after significant packaging changes
04

Generate the document and share it with a customer

The dossier and declaration module uses data and assessments recorded in the application. Before approval, check packaging identity, applicable requirements, current evidence and the signatory’s authority. File generation supports preparation; it does not constitute independent certification. Share the appropriate document and selected information with the recipient through a passport.

  • Review data before generation
  • Document versions and decision history
  • Controlled sharing with the recipient
Questions and answers

Good to know before you start

Answers to questions about everyday work with the platform.

Is there a universal PPWR certificate for every packaging item?

A declaration and its evidence must cover particular packaging and applicable requirements. A generic file without a defined scope does not address that task.

Does a QR passport replace a declaration of conformity?

No. A passport supports information sharing. The declaration of conformity and technical documentation serve separate functions.

Can AI help prepare documentation?

AI can extract information and identify its sources. Suggestions need review before they are used in assessments and documentation.

Let’s talk about your business

Build a structured packaging dossier

See how specifications, documents and assessments connect when preparing declaration of conformity information.

  1. 1We will learn how your business works.
  2. 2We will demonstrate relevant features with a practical example.
  3. 3We will discuss data import and implementation scope.
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