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Companies in the waste management and transportation industries are invited to participate in the call for proposals.

Companies in Austria will face specific requirements, including new reporting obligations: coffee capsules, coffee pads, and tea bags are officially considered Packaging.

Extended producer responsibility for textiles is becoming mandatory in the EU. We are already addressing the requirements for effective EPR systems.

Which types of packaging are affected, who is responsible, and what documentation is required? Our new FAQ page answers the most important practical questions.

With a new recycling plant for food-grade polypropylene recyclates, we are pioneering closed-loop packaging systems and meeting the demands of the future.

The 10th Future Resources conference in Cologne showed that the packaging industry is facing concrete implementation challenges, ranging from the PPWR and VerpackDG to recycled materials and sustainable packaging design.

During a panel discussion at the BFI Vienna University of Applied Sciences, Interzero discussed Europe’s path toward an effective circular economy with experts from academia, politics, business, and the environmental sector.

The Alliance Against Food Waste and Poverty held its first summit in Vienna. The focus was on collaboration, impact, and concrete approaches along the value chain.

Anyone who places packaging on the market in Austria is responsible for its collection and recycling. By participating in a collection and recycling system and paying the corresponding fees, this obligation is transferred to the system.

Together with our customers, we make a measurable contribution to the circular economy, recycling and resource conservation every year. The specific environmental impact of this collaboration is scientifically documented through individual "resources SAVED" certificates.