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Fallwood supplies wooden cable drums and packaging compliant with the PPWR Regulation (EU) 2025/40 and the EUDR Regulation (EU) 2023/1115. Every customer receives a complete set of documents in their own language, automatically, with no waiting.
Technical drawings, declarations of conformity, certificates and delivery proofs – ready to download on the day of shipment, after login.
Go to the portalA wooden cable drum is transport packaging made of wood. It therefore falls under two EU regulations: PPWR for packaging and EUDR for the origin of the raw material. Fallwood meets both and hands customers ready documentation.
The PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation) replaces the packaging directive and sets uniform EU-wide requirements for packaging, including wooden cable drums: minimisation, recyclability, labelling and documentation duties for the manufacturer and the party placing it on the market.
The EUDR (EU Deforestation Regulation) requires wood and wood products placed on the EU market to come from land not deforested after 31 December 2020 and to be legally harvested. Fallwood performs due diligence on raw-material origin and passes statement numbers to customers.
After receiving a login and password, the customer has access to the full PPWR and EUDR documentation for their orders: technical drawings of the drums, declarations of conformity, certificates, due diligence statements and delivery proofs.
Everything is automatic. Documents are generated for the specific customer and ready before the order ships, so there is no waiting for anything to be sent later. The portal and documentation are available in four languages – Polish, English, German and Italian – in the language of the ordering party.

Professional drawings of every drum type with dimensions, weight and load parameters, downloadable as PDF.
PPWR declarations of conformity, EUDR statements with DDS number, IPPC/ISPM 15, FSC® and PEFC certificates.
Delivery confirmations and shipping documents assigned to the order, ready for audit and reporting.
Documentation is generated automatically at order time. Nothing has to be sent later or requested.
Portal and documents in the ordering party’s language: Polish, English, German or Italian.
Individual login and password for each customer. Documents generated only for their orders.
You confirm the drum order. Fallwood assigns it to your portal account.
The system creates drawings, PPWR declarations, EUDR statements and certificates for this batch, in your language.
The full set is in the portal before the goods leave the Zahutyń warehouse. You download it yourself, whenever you want.
After delivery, confirmation and shipping documents appear in the portal, ready for audit.
The Fallwood team of specialists continuously monitors changes to the PPWR and EUDR regulations, European Commission delegated acts and standards for wooden packaging. Every change is implemented in production and documentation before it takes effect.
The customer always receives current documents, in line with the applicable legal status, without analysing the regulations themselves. It is one of the reasons cable plants in Germany, Austria, Italy and Poland choose Fallwood drums.

Yes. A cable drum is transport packaging within the meaning of Regulation (EU) 2025/40, so it requires technical documentation, a declaration of conformity and labelling. Fallwood provides the full set in the ppwr.fallwood.com.pl portal.
Yes. The raw material comes from FSC® and PEFC certified sources and Fallwood submits due diligence statements (DDS). The customer receives the statement reference number to use in their own supply chain.
Every Fallwood customer gets access. Ask for a login and password with your first order or write to our office. The account is assigned to the company and documents are visible only for its orders.
Polish, English, German and Italian. The document language follows the language of the ordering party.