Packaging Supplier Evidence: What to Collect for EPR and Buyer Requests
Collect packaging specifications, material declarations and source records in a form that can support EPR and customer workflows.
Guide contents
Collect component-level specifications
Supplier evidence should identify the component, material composition, weight or other attributes it supports.
Capture effective dates and versions
Specifications change, so teams need to know which version supports the product and reporting period.
Link evidence to calculated values
If weights or categories are transformed for reporting, retain the source specification and the methodology used.
Reuse validated data across markets
One approved supplier specification can support multiple jurisdiction mappings and buyer requests when the scope remains appropriate.
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