Europe's reuse market intelligence platform. It started with yearly reports: three editions since 2024, 268 respondents. It turned into a platform that now gathers 1,181 reuse and refill companies and a library of 306 case studies, LCAs and documents.
Findings from the 130 companies surveyed in 2026. All the market insights →
Benchmark their performance against the sector and be found by customers and partners.
Know which systems exist, what they cost and how they perform.
Judge the maturity, the economics and the risks of the sector.
Read the PPWR targets against what operators already achieve.
Cite the data, reuse the figures, find the studies.
268 respondents have shared their data since 2024. 1,181 companies have been mapped in the Directory. See the full directory →
"The European Reuse Barometer is more than a report. It is a tool to make the reuse sector visible, credible, and heard."
"The European Reuse Barometer is a unique opportunity to showcase the diversity of reuse in Europe."
A library of 306 entries: 67 case studies from reuse or refill companies, 43 life cycle assessments, and 196 documents (studies, guides, position papers and reports).
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Pandobac integrates software management, packaging cleaning and reconditioning.
Circular Logistics, a German company, makes the BikeBox, a foldable reusable box for shipping bicycles. Customers pay one price per use, which includes the box, return logistics and system operation.
Cirqle was founded in 2020 and manages reusable packaging systems with technology and a partner network. It focuses mainly on coffee and drink cups in offices and venues.
Construction is a hard case for reuse. A pallet of bricks or insulation delivered to a site, can stay there for weeks while the building goes up, and is then usually broken up.
How Sykell brought reusable packaging to the supermarket aisle. Walk through any supermarket today and almost everything on the shelves is single-use.
The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, adopted on 19 December 2024 and applicable from 12 August 2026: reuse targets and refill obligations by packaging category.
At Club Brugge’s Jan Breydel stadium, the club tested three competing systems between January and May 2025 before going live with Borro that July; installation took a week and a half.
According to ETERNITY Systems, the Bordeaux and Mérignac local authorities switched their school catering to reuse at the end of 2024.
90 companies in 2024, 115 in 2025, 130 in 2026. European reports, and Belgian reports since 2025.
130 companies + 1 national report
First edition organised by PPWR category and first to cover refill, plus the second Belgian report.
115 companies + 1 national report
European edition, plus the Belgium focus.
First edition
90 companies surveyed — the starting point of pan-European reuse tracking.
Zero Waste Europe and New ERA help design the survey, review the reports and relay them in their networks.
Project lead
InOff Plastic acts as the operational lead of the European Reuse Barometer, responsible for project management, survey design, data collection, and analysis.
Answering the yearly online survey: five pages and seven thematic blocks (company profile, reuse focus, bulk focus, scope of operations, financials and employment, qualitative feedback, consent).
Take part in the 2027 survey →Relaying the survey to the reuse and refill companies of the country, helping identify companies, and reviewing the national reading of the results.
Become a national partner →Funding the European edition or a national report.
Fund an edition or a national extension →
