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Industrial guides for factories, warehouses and exporters: surface protection films and tapes, stretch wrapping, strapping and keeping pallets stable in transit.
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Is pallet stretch film being banned in the EU? The reuse rules for wrap and straps
Pallet stretch film is not banned in the EU. What the 40% reuse target from 2030 means for wrap and straps, the 2026 exemption and the 2027 acts to watch.
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EU recycled-content rules for stretch film start in 2030: why 2027 is the year to test
Pallet wrap placed on the EU market must hold 35% post-consumer plastic from 2030. What counts, who must prove it, and a stretch film trial to run in 2027.
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France wants 10% reusable packaging in 2027: what it means for exporters' pallets and crates
France's 10% reuse target for 2027 covers importers, and pallets, wrap and crates count. Who is obligated, how units are counted and what exporters can do.
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Germany's new packaging law (VerpackDG): what it means for stretch film and straps on export pallets
VerpackDG replaced Germany's Packaging Act on 12 August 2026. Who must register, take back and fund pallet wrap and straps, and the 31 Dec 2027 deadline.
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Stretch film and strapping under India's EPR in FY 2027-28: who carries the 20% recycled content?
Flexible plastic packaging needs 20% recycled content from 1 April 2027. What India's rules say about stretch film for your own dispatch, and what is open.
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Securing cargo in a container: blocking, bracing, lashing and dunnage bags
How to stop an export load shifting inside a container, using the CTU Code: the forces, the 15 cm gap rule, dunnage bags, lashing points and safety.
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Edge protectors and corner boards: when a pallet needs them
What edge protectors and corner boards do, paper or plastic, how to size them by leg, thickness and length, and a test to see if your pallets need them.
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Strapping: PP, PET or steel, and when to use each
How PP, PET and steel strapping differ in strength, stretch and held tension, which loads each suits, how to judge joints, and how to cut straps safely.
Why this site exists
Two kinds of damage happen before a product ever reaches the customer: scratches and marks on finished surfaces during handling, and loads that shift, lean or collapse in transit.
Rochet covers both. Protection films and tapes for glass, metal, profiles and panels, and the stretch film, strapping and blocking that keep pallets and containers stable.