Yvora is the only application that helps you build correctly the technical sheet for any packaging for which your suppliers do not send the data.
Over 70% of companies have no technical sheets for their packaging - and yet they sign declarations, taking on the risk.
The technical sheets requested from suppliers under Art. 16 PPWR are late or never arrive. Without them, the Declaration of Conformity is signed on trust - and the liability stays with you.
Over 70% of companies do not have the technical sheets of the packaging they place on the market.
The Declaration of Conformity and the technical documentation become mandatory for every packaging - with or without supplier data.
Signing without technical evidence means risk at inspection: invalid documents, undetected banned materials, penalties.
The detailed analysis is included in the subscription - the application and the consultants work together on every packaging.
We link it to the packaging code assigned in your portfolio and start the detailed analysis.
It identifies the packaging type, the probable components, the plausible materials, separability, weights and dimensions, under the PPWR requirements - with a confidence level for each estimate. The Yvora analysis is a pre-fill proposal, not a source for official documents.
The consultants assigned to your contract review and evaluate the results of the primary analysis, apply the necessary changes to the sheet and validate the packagings from the supplier data sheets. They then present the PPWR risks and the future strategic directions for that packaging.
The proposed components enter the sheet with your confirmation, and the „to be confirmed by suppliers" list becomes your official Art. 16 request - with the template provided by your consultant.
Identified and explained by the consultant, per packaging: problem materials, non-separable components, markings, legal thresholds.
The strategy for your packaging: redesign, compliant materials, recycled content, the DfR standards and EPR fee eco-modulation.
With later deadlines, also tracked in the application: Art. 11 - labelling of waste receptacles, Art. 17 - authorised representative, Art. 22 - prohibited packaging formats, Art. 50 - deposit and return systems (DRS).
A transparent plastic bottle (probably PET), with a full-body shrink-sleeve label and a plastic screw cap (probably PP or HDPE). Here is what the Yvora primary analysis identifies:
| Component | Polymer / grade (plausible) | Separable | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bottle body | PET, probably virgin or rPET | Yes / Yes | 95% |
| Screw cap | PP or HDPE, pigmented | Yes / Yes | 85% |
| Shrink-sleeve label | PET-G, OPS or PVC - to confirm | No / Yes | 65% |
| Tamper-evident seal (presumed) | PP or PE | Yes / Yes | 70% |
Based on the Yvora primary analysis, the consultants assigned to your contract validate the materials, weights and dimensions and present the PPWR risks and the alignment directions for this packaging.
Individual analyses are available exclusively with a subscription, per packaging and across your whole portfolio - together with the Yvora specialists' consultancy, guiding you from the technical sheet to the signed Declaration of Conformity.