#PPWR - After careful consideration, its clear to me: Shipping to other EU countries will no longer be economically viable in the future. The bureaucratic burden is completely out of proportion to my actual shipping volumes. Even now, I feel like I spend more time dealing with regulations than on what I actually want to dodeveloping and designing my products. And now its going to get even more complicated.
The Pearlfactory
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The Pearlfactory filed 2 positions on 8 Aug 2026, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
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#PPWR – After careful examination, it is clear to me: Shipping to other EU countries will no longer be economically worthwhile. The bureaucratic burden is disproportionate to my actual shipping volumes. Already today, I feel more time with rules than with what I want to do to develop and shape my products. And now it is even more complicated. The new EU Packaging Regulation (PPWR) will enter into force on 12 August.
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