Pooling operator IPP sets out its own view of PPWR for load carriers
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IPP Pooling published company guidance linking the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation to reusable transport packaging, pallets and load-carrier pooling, and describing how it says its own pooling service can support customers. This is IPP's commercial position and company guidance, not neutral regulatory advice; obligated businesses should confirm their duties against the regulation and official guidance.
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- 12 Aug 2026
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