I understand the goals of PPWR, but the outcome is too extreme for businesses like mine where I am selling 500-1000 bottles of organic wine per year. I can easily declare that my glass bottles, labels, corks, wax and boxes are sustainable and recyclable, but the suppliers who produce these materials need to have the DoC available for me to download. The challenges I see are two fold: 1.
Kapitel Zwei Wine
Company · Austria
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Kapitel Zwei Wine filed 2 positions between 24 Jun 2025 and 13 Aug 2026, across 2 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
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In addition to being a small winery, I offer tours and tastings of vineyards in Austria. I've been doing this for 2 years and have hosted more than 100 tourists, mostly from the USA, Canada, UK and Japan. Nearly all of my clients chose my tour because they want to meet small, independent organic wineries, which are not big tourist "traps" with bus loads of people.
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