From 1 January 2030, only products with packaging that complies with the PPWR may be placed on the EU market. It sets the minimum recyclability performance at grade C, meaning at least 70% of the packaging mass must be made up of material that is recyclable in practice, and also requires verified recycled content for injection-moulded plastics, material and volume minimisation, and easy-to-separate components.
To provide faster and more precise support to our partners, we have significantly upgraded our Quality Control Laboratory at the MIKROPAKK BLACK facility in Salgótarján.
Globally, automation is increasingly shaping the development of the plastics industry, where rising quality expectations and intense competition drive companies to constantly seek new technological opportunities. Innovation and packaging automation are of strategic importance, as these are the keys to gaining and maintaining a competitive edge.
At Mikropakk, plastic product development has been at the core of what we do for over 20 years. In a market where speed, cost-efficiency, sustainability, and reliability are expected, we help our partners bring plastic products to life – from concept to mass production.
We are determined to become carbon neutral by 2040, supported by a comprehensive long-term plan. As part of this initiative, we have acquired seven new electric cars, powered by our solar panels through an innovative Hungarian-developed charging system.
We are ready to compete and prove ourselves in your packaging issues.
