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You're a producer.
The cost of REP falls on you. To do reuse and qualify for the bonuses, you have to get those containers back from your customers, and prove how many times each one has been used.
7.5 million tonnes of professional packaging a year, disposable by default.
7.5Mt
of professional packaging placed on the market per year in France.
ADEME
17Mt
within scope of the upcoming REP pro scheme (France's extended producer responsibility scheme for professional packaging).
Citeo Pro
128M
pallets sold per year in France.
EPAL France
$7.3bn
market for IBCs in Western Europe.
Future Market Insights
- REP pro from 1 January 2027
- PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation): 40 % of transport packaging reusable by 2030
- Compliance evidence kept for ten years
The limits of linear logistics.
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You receive the containers.
You stay responsible for them until their end of life is proven. You resell the empties without getting a fair price, for lack of visibility into their value.
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You recondition.
You put packaging back on the market with no objective way to grade what you collect. Removing tape, glue and labels takes forever. Your invoices get disputed from both sides.
All your packaging, one single tool, your process.
Shipping packaging
IBC
Jerry cans
Drums
Pallets
Pallet wrap / stretch film
Bringing the supply chain's interests together around one shared tool.
All three roles finally share the same data. More transparency, more performance.
Centralized data
so everyone can turn reuse into an opportunity.
Producer
Reuse proven, compliance generated.
Proof of reuse kept for ten years in Europe: AGECREP proPPWR
Recipient
The value of the used container made objective, pickup in one click, liability lifted once end of life is proven.
Reconditioner
Condition graded on receipt, objective invoicing.
Your process, step by step.
Tailored flows: together we define your containers' journey, to optimize their traceability with as few scan points as possible.
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Putting into circulation
A unique QR code per container, enriched when it is created.
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Grouping
Several QR codes grouped by pallet, big bag or order.
03
Receiving and shipping
The scan updates the container's status.
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Grading
Visual inspection of the container, categorization of issues.
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Washing and refurbishment
Refurbishment steps suggested based on the grading.
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Fleet tracking
Real-time stock, by status.
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Wear
Know and manage your fleet's wear.
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End of life
Container deactivation, dispatch and receipt for recycling logged.
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Scanned containerIBC 1000 L
- EAN number
- 3 760 000 000 007
- Batch number
- L24-0318
- Contents
- Solvent, 1,000 L
- Expiry date
- 03/2027
- Producer
- Your brand
Data recorded for this cycle
Across the whole cycle
Role-based management
Everyone sees what concerns them: network, site, reconditioner.
Scan control
Visual and audio signal, duplicates and invalid codes caught.
Correcting missing scans
Missed steps are reconstructed automatically.
History and export
The journey of every container, and your data ready to export.
Reuse rate versus disposable
Your reuse compared with your disposable packaging consumption.
One suite, two tools.
Packaging Management System (PMS)
Not just another dashboard: the tool that tracks every container, communicates at the right time with whoever holds it and manages your project, on both financial and non-financial terms.
- Track every container, at every step of its cycle.
- Communicate at the right time with whoever holds it.
- Manage the project: costs, rotations, environmental impact.
The tracking tool
The scanning app, on a rugged Zebra terminal in the warehouse or on iPhone: every container identified, every movement logged.
- In the field: handheld scanner, PDA or phone, offline mode.
- Integration: API to your WMS or ERP.
Cutting collection costs by planning ahead and consolidating routes.
Profitable collection doesn't chase empty containers around. It knows in advance where they are and groups them.
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Plan ahead
The data flags empty containers and dormant stock at your customers' sites: pickup gets planned instead of just happening to you.
02
Consolidate
One single route per zone, containers grouped into batches: the cost per container collected goes down.
03
Route smartly
Each batch goes straight to the nearest or most relevant reconditioner, with no detour through a central site.
Condition graded on receipt, and every cycle documented all the way back to the producer.
Your questions, our answers.
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What packaging do you track?
All of it: yours as well as ours, from shipping packaging to IBCs.
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Can I use just the traceability tool?
Yes. The platform tracks your containers as well as ours, with no need to change packaging.
03
Pallets and stretch film too?
Yes, for reusable pallets and pallet wraps.
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What identifiers?
RFID, BLE or QR code, depending on your flows.
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Is RFID required?
No. We often start with a QR code; RFID or BLE make sense depending on your volumes and flows.
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Several players on the same flow: how does it work?
Every link, producer, washer, carrier or recipient, scans with its own profile. Everyone shares the same data on the container's condition and location.
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What integration with my IT systems?
Via API with your WMS, ERP or TMS, with no extra development.
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How do you prove reuse in your filings?
Every cycle is logged individually and your filings are generated from that data. Proof of reuse is stored in Europe for ten years, the period set by law (AGEC, REP pro, PPWR).
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Who collects it?
We organize collection by planning ahead and consolidating routes.
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What does the REP pro scheme for professional packaging change?
In France, it applies from 1 January 2027: producers of professional packaging join an eco-organization and pay an eco-contribution, at least 5 % of which goes toward reuse.
In Europe, the packaging regulation (PPWR, EU 2025/40) extends extended producer responsibility to all packaging, professional packaging included. Above all, it sets reuse targets for transport packaging starting 1 January 2030: at least 40 % reusable pallets, crates, IBCs, drums, jerry cans or pallet wraps for each operator, and 100 % for flows between your own sites or to another operator in the same country (excluding pallet film and straps). Cardboard boxes are exempt.
These rates are calculated per operator and per calendar year: you'll need to be able to count every unit of packaging and every rotation.
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Let's map your container flows
30 minutes to review your flows and estimate what traceability and collection can recover: losses, rotations, compliance.