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EPR-compliant in Austria – which EPR obligations apply in 2024?

In Austria, the principle of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) applies to all companies that place packaging and/or packaged products on the market. Find out how you can meet the EPR requirements in Austria in 2024.

Implementing the European Green Deal: PPWR as an opportunity for producers

Making Europe the world’s first climate-neutral continent is a binding commitment under the EU Climate Law. Europe produces an average of almost 190 kg of packaging waste per capita per … Read more

Deposit in Austria: Introduction of a deposit system for single-use beverage containers from 2025

From 1 January 2025, a deposit system will be introduced in Austria for certain types of single-use beverage containers. The aim of this measure is to significantly increase collection rates and optimise the recycling of used raw materials.

Packaging labelling will become mandatory in Spain

In Spain, new requirements for labelling obligations for packaging will be introduced on 1 January 2025. This will affect packaging that is discarded by the end consumer in a private household. The labelling of this packaging will become mandatory for manufacturers and distributors under Royal Decree 1055/2022.

EPR Spain – how can companies comply with Extended Producer Responsibility in 2024?

EPR Spain – just like in other European countries, the EPR regulations and obligations for companies that place packaging or packaged products on the market have been tightened in recent … Read more

Implementing the European Green Deal: PPWR as an opportunity for producers

EPR requirements in France in 2024 – what you need to know

Get to know the general requirements and how to be compliant with EPR regulations in France in 2024. To ensure compliance with the EPR requirements in France, companies subject to the regulations need to register with a PRO.

What can happen if my company does not comply with the EPR?

In Germany, failure to fullfil the EPR regulations can result in severe sanctions and penalties which could include economic compensations or even complete sales ban.

Am I EPR-compliant and how do I get a certificate of participation for my packaging?

A certificate of participation for packaging is an official document that companies receive when they discharge their packaging to a dual system in accordance with extended producer responsibility (EPR).

Extended producer responsibility – what does EPR mean?

EPR, recyclate, recycling processes, sorting plants, and recycling rates – there are many technical terms in circular economy that describe fundamental principles or processes. But what exactly is the meaning … Read more

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