STOPP POLICY DIALOGUE WEBINAR HIGHLIGHTED EU RULES FOR RECYCLED PLASTICS IN FOOD CONTACT
On January 28, 2026, the STOPP Project hosted an online Policy Dialogue webinar focused on Regulation (EU) 2022/1616, which sets...
Strategies to prevent and reduce plastic packaging pollution from the food system.
THE PROJECT
STOPP is an initiative to revolutionize the way we approach food packaging by embracing the “5 Rs”: Refuse, Reduce, Redesign, Reuse, and Recycle.
Our main aim is to drastically reduce the environmental impact caused by plastic waste in food packaging.
OBJECTIVES

To analyse the plastic impact on diverse ecosystems by conducting a comprehensive assessment based on empirical data.

Facilitating the transition of key stakeholders towards alternative circular solutions in food packaging systems, identifying needs and motivations, and developing tools.

Designing future-fit sustainable business models for the packaging value chain, including new materials, recycling, and reusing strategies.

Improving recycling, from the collection and sorting practices to materials innovation such as recycling recipes or potential recycling of bio-based plastics.

Consumer studies and awareness campaigns to engage over 10,000 European consumers in topics such as reusable packaging or behaviour change.
NEWS
On January 28, 2026, the STOPP Project hosted an online Policy Dialogue webinar focused on Regulation (EU) 2022/1616, which sets...
A three-month pilot introducing reusable takeaway food containers at K-Supermarket Ratina in Tampere has delivered encouraging results, demonstrating strong customer...
The STOPP project recently held its latest General Assembly Meeting in Madrid, bringing together consortium partners to review progress and...
