Erion Packaging‘s year was marked by a total recycled volume of over twenty-six thousand tonnes through direct activities, taking into account all packaging collected, including paper and cardboard, plastic, wood, and mixed materials. This was achieved through agreements, brokerage activities and census data. Taking into account the 4,188 tonnes of packaging waste collected separately and financed through agreements with industry consortia, the total quantity recycled by the Collective Scheme was 30,810 tonnes.

2025 marks Erion Packaging’s third year of operation, representing another step forward in its consolidation within the EPR framework for packaging. Although still in its start-up phase, the Collective Scheme is experiencing significant growth. The number of Members has risen from 46 to 72 and the volume of packaging placed on the market is approaching 40,000 tonnes, up from around 30,000 tonnes in 2024. This growth stems from two sources: firstly, the participation of Producers who are already part of the Erion System for WEEE and WB; and secondly, the entry of new companies that have decided to join Erion Packaging despite already participating in other collective systems for WEEE and WB. These companies recognize the solid and competitive position of the Collective Scheme when it comes to managing EPR obligations for packaging.