Transatlantic Advisory

One packaging strategy cannot simplybe copied across the Atlantic.

Europe and the United States are evolving into increasingly different packaging regulatory and industrial ecosystems.

EUROPEUNITED STATESAUDREN

European expertise × US execution

Two Pathways

Readiness in both directions

The work is different in each direction — the standard of rigor is not.

US → Europe

Make packaging Europe-ready

Europe regulates packaging as a system: harmonized rules, recyclability by design, and producer responsibility with real fees attached. Portfolios built for the US rarely arrive compliant.

  • PPWR
  • EPR
  • Recyclability
  • Circularity
  • Material minimization
  • Recycled content
  • Labeling
  • Supplier implications

Europe → US

Make packaging US-ready

The US has no single rulebook — it has fifty. State-level EPR, PFAS bans and claims rules diverge by jurisdiction, while buyers expect local supply and different performance economics.

  • State-level regulation
  • EPR fragmentation
  • PFAS
  • Claims
  • Recycled content
  • Supplier localization
  • Manufacturing
  • Market expectations