EPR readiness review
Understand the likely packaging, market, and reporting questions that matter to your business.
Turn scattered packaging information into a clear EPR view—and uncover practical options to improve the pack itself.
We work from what you have today, identify what needs to be clarified, and turn it into a working view your team can use.
Understand the likely packaging, market, and reporting questions that matter to your business.
Bring together components, materials, weights, supplier documents, and sales-data needs.
Examine the pack component by component for practical material, weight, and recyclability opportunities.
Prioritise the decisions, supplier questions, and trials worth taking forward.
Each stage produces something your business can keep, share, and use in the next conversation.
It is where EPR readiness meets hands-on packaging experience—so the outcome is not just a data exercise, but a better-informed packaging decision.
The result: a clear view of the questions to ask, the changes worth testing, and the likely material and EPR implications before you commit.

EPR Packaging Works is designed to give brands, manufacturers, distributors, and packaging suppliers a dependable working view—without expecting a large internal compliance or engineering team.

With over 25 years in the packaging market, David Chiddy brings practical experience across materials, manufacturing, and commercial development.
The focus stays useful: the right supplier questions, a better view of what is in the pack, and clear options that can be discussed with operations, procurement, and leadership.
Start with what is available: product lists, packaging specifications, bill of materials, component weights, supplier details, and sales information. We will identify the gaps together.
We examine the components, materials, weights, documentation, operating needs, and credible options for improving the pack. It can be a focused review of one pack or a wider product range.
EPR Packaging Works is an independent packaging and EPR advisory service. Requirements and filing responsibilities should be verified with the relevant programme guidance and legal advisers where appropriate.
Bring a packaging challenge, an EPR question, or a product you would like reviewed. The first conversation establishes the most useful scope and next step.
Share an EPR question, a data challenge, or a pack you would like reviewed. We can start with a focused conversation.