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PackUK issues RAM 2027 recyclability assessment guidance

Original source: PackUK / DefraOriginal date: 20 Aug 2026Open original ↗
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Statutory guidance setting out the Recyclability Assessment Methodology for 2027 was published for obligated large producers of household packaging, covering how packaging is assessed and reported. The publication also notes that RAM version 1.1 continues to apply to 2026 reporting.

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