Knowledge Articles and FAQs

Trivium Packaging is taking proactive steps to transition to BPA-free alternatives. We have been working on BPA non-intentionally added (BPA-NI) coatings and are prepared to change the majority of our internal lacquers. We are also well into the qualification process for external lacquers. Find out more in the knowledge article. 

Yes, but only in cases where a hard copy invoice is required for legal or fiscal reasons. Please see our Invoicing instructions for suppliers for all the details. 

Metal packaging solutions in the European Union are regulated by Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004. You can find more details in our article. 

Metal packaging solutions in the United States are regulated by the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetics Act (FFDCA). You can find more details in our article.

Trivium Packaging is not a manufacturer of chemicals, but it purchases chemicals for the purpose of manufacturing its products. Our Product Stewardship and Sustainability team monitors that chemicals listed on or introduced onto the list of SVHCs are not part of our products’ formulation. Please see our article for all the details.

Metal Packaging tinplate makes use of tin and therefore is scrutinized throughout the entire tin supply chain. Considering the 2017 EU regulation Trivium set up an annual report. Please see our article for all the details.

The Product Stewardship and Sustainability team at Trivium Packaging provides product compliance information about any Proposition 65 chemicals in case they are present in our products. Please see our article for all the details.

Trivium Packaging's products do not concern electrical and electronic equipment. We can confirm that the restrictions specified in our RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) article are met by our raw materials and products.