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Recyclability Assessment Methodology (RAM) v1.1

By uk-times.com29 April 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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An updated version of the Extended Producer Responsibility for Packaging (pEPR) Recyclability Assessment Methodology (RAM), referred to as v1.1, has been published on GOV.UK.

RAM v1.1 has been created following feedback from industry on RAM v1, which was published on 23 December 2024.  

Simplifications informed by the value chain  

PackUK carried out a RAM simplification sprint in February 2025. The aim of the sprint was to reduce complexity of the RAM and increase the viability of producers being able to fully complete RAM assessments in 2025.   

The sprint involved gathering feedback on the first iteration of the RAM and offering up simplifications, which have been incorporated into the newly released v1.1.  

The sprint was positively received by industry. A broad range of stakeholders contributed a variety of comments and content suggestions for v1.1, including targeted feedback from retailers and brands with large and complex product portfolios.      

The suggestions were cross-referenced against industry standards and technical feedback was sought from industry material associations to ensure accuracy and consistency.     

On 8 April 2025, PackUK sent a final technical draft of RAM v1.1 out to packaging producers. The technical draft aimed to provide stakeholders with as much lead in time as possible, ensuring they can apply the guidance in 2025.     

What this means

The RAM methodology will enable large packaging producers to assess the recyclability of their household packaging and produce a red/amber/green output which will inform the level of fee modulation payable for that material from year 2 of pEPR.  

Producers are required to apply the methodology for household packaging placed on the market from 1 January 2025, with the first reporting deadline being 1 October 2025.   

Only large producers (also known as ‘large organisations’) must report their recyclability assessment data. Find out about small and large producers.  

You only need to collect and report recyclability assessment data if you are responsible for household packaging.  

Join the Circular Economy stakeholder forum   

At the May stakeholder forum, we will deliver a presentation on RAM v1.1. There will also be an opportunity for stakeholders to ask in-depth questions and relay feedback.   

  • date Tuesday 6 May 2025  

  • time 230pm to 4pm  

  • registration Please register for the forum on Microsoft Teams Live  

Please direct any questions about RAM v1.1 to the [email protected]

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