On February 8, 2013, Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive 94/62/EC
was amended by Directive 2013/2/EU to clarify the packaging materials by the
list of illustrative example. The chemical requirement is remained unchanged
(Sum of cadmium, lead, mercury and chromium (VI) no more than 100mg/kg).
Illustrative example for criterion (i)
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Packaging:
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Sweet boxes;
l
Film over wrap around a CD
case
l
Glass bottles for injection
solutions
l
Clothes hangers (sold with a clothing
item)
l
CD spindles (sold with CDs,
not intended to be used as storage)
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Non-packaging:
l
Tool boxes
l
Tea bags
l
Clothes hangers (sold
separately)
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CD spindles (sold empty,
intended to be used as storage
Illustrative example for criterion (ii)
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Packaging, if designed and
intended to be filled at the point of sale:
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Paper or plastic carrier bags;
l
Disposable plates and cups
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Sandwich bags
l
Aluminium foil
l
Plastic foil for cleaned
clothes in laundries
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Non-packaging:
l
Stirrer
l
Wrapping paper (sold
separately)
l
Paper baking cases (sold
empty)
l
Cake doilies sold without a
cake
Illustrative example for criterion (iii)
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Packaging,
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Sticky labels attached to
another packaging item
l
Staples
l
Plastic sleeves
l
Mascara brush which forms part
of the container closure
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Non-packaging:
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Radio frequency identification
(RFID) tags
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