Valpak Limited is a private limited company established in 1997, specializing in environmental compliance, recycling, and sustainability consultancy services. Headquartered in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, UK, Valpak is recognized as a leader in extended producer responsibility (EPR) schemes and environmental compliance solutions both in the UK and internationally. The firm operates broadly across waste management sectors, including packaging, waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), batteries, and carbon and energy management. Valpak provides a comprehensive suite of services, including compliance consultancy, data collection and analysis, regulatory registrations, and direct recycling services. Valpak has developed expertise in navigating complex international environmental legislation and offers tailored compliance solutions for businesses exporting or operating beyond the UK.
Valpak’s approach focuses on reducing the administrative burden of meeting diverse regulatory requirements through dedicated account management and bespoke data management systems, supporting compliance with national and international regulations such as EPR mandates and packaging waste regulations. The company is also involved in advising government bodies and shaping policy, exemplified by their developed proposals on WEEE compliance fees and collaboration with UK authorities. Valpak operates with a sustainability-driven ethos, striving to enhance recycling rates and environmental outcomes through consultancy and compliance schemes.
The company is a Reconomy brand and holds an EcoVadis Platinum certification, underscoring its leadership in sustainability practices. Valpak’s services cover over 195 countries for international compliance needs, demonstrating the firm’s reach and knowledge of global environmental regulation frameworks. Their skilled workforce of 201-500 employees supports thousands of customers worldwide, providing compliance solutions that align with evolving legislative requirements, including EU regulations like the new Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).