PPWR certificate/eco friendly RPET nonwoven fabric shopping bag

RecyClass vs. EN 15343 vs. GRS

Building on your earlier focus, the relationship among these three can be understood as follows:

Comparison Aspect	RecyClass	EN 15343	GRS
Core Focus	Recyclable packaging design + recycled content traceability	Traceability and content calculation of recycled plastics	Recycled content + social/environmental/chemical integrated system
Relevance to Your RPET Bag	Assesses whether the bag's "recyclable design" is compliant (e.g., inks, accessories), and provides traceability certification as a tax compliance tool	The underlying standard for RecyClass traceability certification, and the benchmark for the Spanish Plastic Tax	The passport for international brand procurement, focusing on full-chain responsibility
Certification Target	Plastic packaging (finished goods), recycling/sorting processes, recycled content	Plastic products and their supply chains	Products containing recycled materials (textiles, plastics, etc.)
Market Value	A key tool for EU PPWR compliance; Spanish Plastic Tax evidence	The legal compliance benchmark for the EU market (especially Spain)	Supply chain access requirement for global brands (e.g., H&M, ZARA)

If the target market is the EU, RecyClass's traceability certification (given its link to EN 15343) and recyclability design assessment (to address PPWR) are areas worth prioritizing.