The UK’s packaging compliance landscape continues to evolve, with RAM 27 expected to become an important consideration for businesses placing household packaging onto the market from 2027.
Organisations affected by Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) should now be taking steps to understand the changes and assess how they could impact future packaging decisions. RAM 27, the latest Recyclability Assessment Methodology, is designed to help assess how effectively packaging can be recycled within UK waste management systems. As packaging regulations continue to develop, the recyclability of packaging materials is becoming an increasingly important factor in both compliance and sustainability strategies.
To help businesses prepare, Beyondly, part of GB Global and a B Corp™ certified environmental consultancy and compliance scheme, is hosting a free webinar entitled RAM 27: Understanding the Changes and Preparing for 2027. As a B Corp™ Certified environmental consultancy and compliance scheme, Beyondly supports businesses in navigating evolving environmental regulations and compliance requirements.
The webinar will cover:
- Key developments within RAM 27
- Practical considerations for organisations placing packaging onto the UK market
- Guidance on assessing packaging obligations
- Potential implications for future compliance planning
- A live Q&A session with industry experts
Wednesday 23rd September 2026
10:00am – 11:00am
The session will provide practical guidance for compliance, sustainability, product development and packaging professionals looking to stay ahead of future packaging legislation.
Register for the Webinar: Partner | RAM27: Understanding the Changes and Preparing for 2027
Why RAM 27 Matters
RAM 27 is designed to assess how effectively packaging can be recycled within UK waste management systems. As packaging regulations continue to evolve, the recyclability of packaging materials is becoming an increasingly important factor in both compliance and sustainability strategies.
For businesses, these changes could influence everything from packaging design and material selection through to supplier engagement, reporting requirements and long-term environmental objectives. Understanding potential obligations early will help organisations identify risks, explore opportunities and prepare for future regulatory requirements.
Join Beyondly’s compliance specialists and gain early insight into the upcoming changes.