SUPD
Directive (EU) 2019/904 — Reduction of the impact of certain plastic products on the environment
Sujet : emballages · Niveau : régional
Aujourd’hui
In force. 25% recycled PET in bottles from 2025; tethered caps since Jul 2024; 30% recycled content and 90% collection by 2029-30.
Résumé
La directive SUP interdit certains plastiques à usage unique et fixe des règles de conception, marquage et contenu recyclé pour d'autres. Les bouteilles doivent contenir 25 % de PET recyclé dès 2025 et 30 % de plastique recyclé dès 2030.
Qui est concerné
- Chiffre d’affaires
- non précisé
- Effectif
- non précisé
- Cotée en bourse
- non précisé
- Secteurs
- Beverage bottles
- Food containers, cups
- Tobacco filters, wet wipes
- Fishing gear
- Activités déclencheuses
- Placing listed SUP items on the EU market
- Selling beverages in plastic bottles
- Importing banned items (straws, cutlery)
- Portée hors territoire
- Oui
Product bans and design rules apply to imports; foreign makers must meet cap, marking and recycled-content rules.
- Exemples
- Chinese maker of disposable tableware
- Beverage brand bottling for the EU
- Importer of wet wipes and sanitary items
Ce que la loi exige
- Stop placing banned items (cutlery, plates, straws, EPS cups) on the market
- Attach caps to bottles up to 3 litres
- Meet recycled-content shares in PET and plastic bottles
- Apply harmonised marking and finance EPR clean-up costs
Sanctions
Set by Member States (Art. 14); must be effective, proportionate and dissuasive.
Ce que cela change pour un fournisseur en Chine
Chinese makers of disposable items lose EU market for banned products. Bottle and cap makers must prove tethered design and recycled content.
Preuves attendues
- Material declaration (plastic vs alternative)
- Recycled content certificate (rPET)
- Marking artwork per Reg. 2020/2151
Niveaux : Tier 1