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EU Green Claims Rule Reshapes Market for Corn Starch and Paper Tableware
Time： 2026-11-14 10:14:38
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The EU’s new green claims regulation restricts vague “eco-friendly” marking on disposable tableware. Both corn starch compostable tableware and paper food containers must provide valid certification. This news covers compliance changes, common pitfalls for importers and how suppliers adjust product labels and test reports to meet the new requirement.
A new EU green claims rule has officially taken effect, tightening marketing wording for plant based disposable tableware.
Vague words such as “eco-friendly”, “green” and “biodegradable” cannot be printed on packaging without supporting certification.
For corn starch tableware, sellers must show EN13432 test documents if marked “industrially compostable”.
For paper tableware, suppliers need to prove coating composition and PFAS compliance. PE lined paper cannot be labelled compostable.
Many importers are now updating artwork and checking test reports before shipment to prevent customs detention.
Industry insiders said the rule helps genuine eco-products stand out and curb false environmental promotion.
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