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As we prepare for SILMO Paris 2026, we would also like to share our upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday schedules to help our partners plan visits, orders and ongoing projects accordingly.

New rules are here, but don't panic. First, let's get clear on what this is.

On 12 August 2026, the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR, Regulation (EU) 2025/40) officially entered into application.

SILMO Paris stands as Europe’s flagship optical trade fair, the global gathering point for eyewear brands, retailers, designers and manufacturers. Held at Paris Nord Villepinte from 25–28 September 2026,the show sets the direction for optical trends, sustainable packaging and retail-ready eyewear solutions for the year ahead.

Recently, under the comprehensive promotion of the green consumption concept among the entire population, the environmental protection packaging sector has undergone rapid iterative upgrades. The pulp box packaging, which uses natural plant fibers as the core raw material, has gained popularity due to its advantages such as being environmentally friendly, recyclable and degradable, and highly practical. It has gradually replaced traditional plastic and foam packaging and has become the preferred solution for brand packaging upgrades in various industries, initiating a new wave of green transformation in the packaging industry.

We are a manufacturer with over 20 years of experience in eyewear care products, offering mature plant‑based lens cleaning spray for brand buyers, optical shop owners, sports retailers and cross‑border importers. This alcohol‑free cleaner has been supplied to overseas markets for years, providing a mild, eco‑friendly lens‑cleaning option for eyewear users.

Pick the Right Frame, Stay Comfortable All Day Long

01 Why Talk About Frames Today?

When most people shop for eyeglasses, they spend hours researching lens technology but barely give the frame a second thought. Yet the frame is the single biggest factor in how comfortable your glasses feel, how they look on your face, and how many years they’ll last.

With the full implementation of the EU’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), the global eyewear industry faces a major test regarding packaging compliance. Mandatory requirements—such as recycled content ratios, recyclability grading, bans on PFAS chemicals, and the adoption of minimalist, plastic-reduced packaging—have become essential prerequisites for eyewear products to enter the EU and other mainstream Western markets.

Recently, the EU's "Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation" (PPWR, Regulation (EU) 2025/40) has entered the countdown period for implementation. This regulation will be fully enforced in all 27 EU member states on August 12, 2026. As the first compliance necessity policy for the eyewear export industry this year, the new regulation covers all types of eyewear packaging both inside and outside, setting strict and rigid standards for heavy metals, PFAS (perfluorinated substances), packaging materials, space redundancy, and the proportion of recycled plastics.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup continues to capture global attention, bringing unprecedented excitement to football fans worldwide. As the first tournament co-hosted by three countries, it features 48 participating teams and a record number of matches, delivering more intense, diverse and thrilling games than ever before. Optimized competition rules and advanced broadcast technology offer audiences an immersive viewing experience. The tournament brings together seasoned veteran players and promising young talents, whose brilliant performances create countless unforgettable highlights.

June brings the end of middle school and college entrance exams, and summer vacation is right around the corner. Camping, road trips and beach getaways are on many people’s summer plans. While most people remember to pack sunscreen and sun hats, many overlook that our eyes are even more sensitive to sun damage than our skin. UVA and UVB rays can harm the cornea, lens and retina. Short unprotected exposure causes dry eyes, light sensitivity and blurry vision, while long-term sun exposure speeds up eye aging and raises the risk of cataracts and macular problems.