Towards the producer responsibility of the future
Näringslivets Producentansvar is an approved producer responsibility organisation that works to drive development towards circular and traceable material recycling – so that more packaging can become packaging again.
For you as a producer, we offer expertise in all issues related to producer responsibility – from design for recycling to reporting and legal requirements such as the PPWR.
We also offer free collection points for businesses that needs to drop off packaging waste for recycling.
For affiliated producers
Visit our customer portal
In our customer portal you will find useful information and news. You can also see all your documents, for example your agreement and certificate of affiliation. Here you report your packaging volumes and confirm your annual report to the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency.
Collection points
Leave packaging waste from business
Do you have a business where packaging waste occurs? Then you can leave your waste at our free collection points.
There is at least one collection point per municipality.
The packaging and packaging waste regulation
We support you with the PPWR and upcoming requirements
The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) aims to reduce packaging waste, increase circularity, and promote the EU internal market. As our customer, you have access to advice and guidance on current legislation and upcoming requirements, as well as a brief introduction to the regulation. Our materials specialists and key account managers are here to help you!
News in recycling and producer responsibility
Latest news
NPA attends Pack Point Nordic
Today, 3 November, NPA is attending Pack Point Nordic in Malmö, an annual conference bringing together experts, developers and decision-makers from across the packaging value chain. Pack Point Nordic is an important forum for exchanging experiences, discussing current challenges and driving key issues forward within the packaging industry.
The EU’s harmonised packaging labelling is delayed
The EU's new rules for harmonised labelling of packaging are delayed. According to the European Commission's updated timetable, the rules are not expected to be ready until the second quarter of 2027. The delay means that the date when labelling will become mandatory can also be postponed.
Pack for the Future – showcasing existing solutions and preparations
This year, Pack for the Future in Oslo is being organized by Grønt Punkt Norge in collaboration with Näringslivets Producentansvar. The event aims to showcase existing solutions to packaging challenges and help producers prepare for upcoming requirements. Ingrid Öberg Månsson, a materials specialist, shares more details about the event.
Producer responsibility for packaging
What does the producer responsibility mean for your as a producer
By law, all companies that place packaging on the Swedish market are obligated packaging producers. The basic idea of producer responsibility is to reduce littering, reduce the amount of waste and to ensure that the waste that does occur is recycled and used for new products.
Näringslivets Producentansvar
Who are we?
Näringslivets Producentansvar is an approved producer responsibility organization formed to support affiliated producers in meeting new, higher requirements for producer responsibility for packaging.
With industry organizations as owners, the company has a strong foundation and good opportunities for affiliated producers to influence. Together, we drive the development towards circular flows – so that more packaging can become packaging again.
