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Updated by Onye Dike on November 6th, 2026
PaxHub is a cloud-based packaging compliance platform developed by Dutch regulatory consultancy RegSurance B.V. It helps manufacturers, importers, retailers and consumer goods companies manage packaging information for EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) and Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) obligations. The platform consolidates product, packaging component and supplier evidence data, enabling businesses to prepare regulatory documentation and country-specific reports. Its main utility is maintaining consistent packaging records across multiple products and markets. This reduces repeated data collection and allows compliance teams to retrieve supporting evidence without relying on disconnected spreadsheets, supplier emails or separate reporting systems.

Available PPWR Compliance Features

Audit Trail & Evidence Retention
Declarations of Conformity & Technical Documentation
Supplier Collaboration Tools

Missing PPWR Compliance Features

Labelling & QR Code Management
Packaging Market & Obligation Mapping
Packaging Minimisation & Void-Space Calculation
Recyclability Assessment
Recycled Content Tracking
Regulatory Updates & Compliance Workflow Automation
Restricted Substances & Packaging Bans Screening
Reuse & Refill Tracking

Pricing

Starting Price
No data available
Options
  • Free Trial

Available Since

No data available

Deployment Options

  • Web Browser (Cloud - Based)

Good Option For

  • Small Business (11-50 people)
  • Medium Business (51-250 people)
  • Large Business (250+ people)

Deep dive


Core Features

PaxHub connects packaging inventories, regulatory assessments and supplier documentation within a controlled data environment. Its functionality focuses on preparing defensible compliance records and reusing the same packaging information for different regulatory and commercial requirements. Its key features include:

  • Packaging Data Management: Organises packaging information at SKU, packaging assembly and component levels, including material composition, weights, suppliers and supporting evidence. Shared components can be reused across multiple products, keeping records consistent when packaging specifications change.

  • PPWR Technical Documentation and Declarations: Generates Annex VII technical dossiers, alongside Annex VIII EU Declarations of Conformity. Declaration issuance is subject to component-level compliance assessments, with records linked to the supporting data version.

  • Multi-Country EPR Reporting: Prepares material-weight breakdowns and country-specific reporting files for packaging EPR obligations. Excel and CSV exports can be structured according to national reporting schemes, producer responsibility organisations and retailer requirements.

  • Supplier Evidence and Audit Management: Collects supplier declarations, material specifications and other supporting documents. Data completeness checks identify missing information, while version histories and audit trails connect compliance outputs to their underlying evidence.

  • Enterprise Data Integration: Imports packaging information from ERP and PLM systems, spreadsheets and supplier files. The platform operates alongside existing enterprise systems, allowing businesses to prepare compliance outputs without replacing their underlying product databases.

  • Compliance Dashboards and Controlled Access: Provides packaging data completeness tracking, regulatory readiness views and permissions for internal teams, consultants and external partners.

Closing Insights

PaxHub was developed by RegSurance B.V., a regulatory consultancy in the Netherlands specialising in EU packaging, chemical and producer responsibility requirements. Unlike general sustainability management platforms, PaxHub concentrates on the packaging information and documentation needed to support regulatory compliance. It is hosted on AWS infrastructure in Ireland.

RegSurance specialists can assist with supplier evidence gaps, substance assessments and compliance decisions requiring professional judgement. However, the platform does not independently guarantee regulatory compliance, which remains dependent on accurate data and appropriate review.

Prospective users can request a demo using their own packaging data. PaxHub is particularly relevant to businesses managing numerous packaging components across several European markets.


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