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Reuse share calculator.

Put in your own unit counts to see your reuse share today and how many single-use units you have to move into a reuse system for 2030 and 2040.

Leave out cardboard boxes, dangerous goods packaging and the other formats outside Article 29.
Between your own sites, linked or partner enterprises, or operators in the same Member State.

Example values. Change them to yours. Nothing you type leaves this page. This is an estimate by unit count and not legal advice: the official calculation rules (Article 30) are still pending.

Your reuse share today
20%
To switch for the 40% target (2030)
12,000
To switch for the 100% rule (2030)
20,000
To switch for the 70% aim (2040)
30,000
Single-use units to move into a reuse system by 203020,000

How the sum works.

Reuse share
reusable units ÷ (reusable + single-use units)
Gap to 40%
40% of all units, less your reusable units
100% rule
every single-use unit on those routes
To move by 2030
the larger of the two

What to do with the number.

Start with the routes under the 100% rule: between your own sites and to operators in your own Member State. They are closed loops, so those units are the first to track and the first to count.

04 Rotion

Written by Rotion.

Rotion is software for reusable packaging: pallets, crates, IBCs and roll cages. It records handovers, balances per partner, trips per item and reuse rates, so you are PPWR-ready. We wrote this guide to be useful whichever tool you choose.

28%
S.01fewer assets lost
9%
S.02smaller fleet needed
575,310
S.03assets tracked

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Questions about the PPWR reuse targets.

Which units do I count?

Count the transport packaging formats in Article 29(1): pallets, foldable plastic boxes, boxes, trays, plastic crates, IBCs, pails, drums and canisters. Leave out cardboard boxes and packaging for dangerous goods, which the targets do not cover.

Is this the official method?

No. Article 30 sets the calculation per calendar year, and the Commission lists the implementing act with the method for 30 June 2027. This tool counts units so you can see the size of the gap now.

Is my data stored?

No. The calculation runs in your browser and nothing you type is sent anywhere.