Arla Foods partnered with Source Intelligence to centralize and automate EPR obligations across core global markets.
Explore how centralized reporting replaced several fragmented market systems
Learn how a custom configuration solved Arla’s food-grade packaging challenge
Discover how improved accuracy helped Arla recover a $1M+ credit from Sweden
Managing EPR for packaging across Arla’s five markets meant five sets of rules, five calculation templates, and five points of failure. As EU member states tightened reporting frameworks, the decentralized model broke down.
Each market followed its own rules and exemptions, with accuracy depending on manual work and local interpretation.
Managing packaging obligations at an enterprise scale created a high-risk setup for an already complex reporting process.
As EU member states tightened extended producer responsibility packaging requirements, teams struggled to keep multiple calculation templates current.
This case study breaks down how Arla solved a unique packaging challenge, and what the partnership delivered in accuracy, savings, and scale.
Understand how Source Intelligence built new logic to classify Arla’s multilayered, food-grade packaging by material type and percentage.
Explore how SAP and 3DX PLM data feed into Source Intelligence’s platform through an automated FTP data load.
Discover how improved reporting accuracy helped Arla recover a credit of more than $1M (11 million SEK) from Swedish authorities.
Learn how the system Source Intelligence built for Arla supports expansion into new markets, including the Netherlands, Austria, and France.
Sustainability & ESG Leaders
Compliance & Regulatory Teams
Supply Chain Compliance Leaders
From sustainability and supply chain compliance leaders to the regulatory teams handling packaging obligations, this case study shows how producers can centralize extended producer responsibility (EPR) reporting across multiple markets.
EPR requirements don’t have to stay fragmented across markets. Download the case study to see how Arla centralized reporting, recovered costs, and built a system that scales with new regulations.