Analysis
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- What happened
- An explainer sets out what is changing and the dates that matter, citing the regulation or standard itself.
- Why it matters
- Packaging rules affect design, materials and reporting. Readers need to know what to ask suppliers and customers.
- Who is affected
- Brand owners, converters, materials suppliers, associations.
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