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Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is the rulebook that makes producers, importers, retailers, and distributors financially responsible for the end-of-life of what they sell. Different countries, different categories, different fees — but one shared idea: the polluter pays.
This topic gathers practical writing on what EPR actually requires, how rules differ between markets, and the moves that keep compliance teams ahead of the next deadline.
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Getting started with Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) in Europe means registering as a producer, joining a compliance scheme, and reporting what you sell, separately in each country you sell into. This guide is the plain six-step version for a producer doing it for the first time.
From 12 August 2026, packaging sold in the EU needs an EU Declaration of Conformity. Find out if it applies to you and how to produce one in time.
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