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Coverage of EPR, regulation, waste, sustainability, and statistics — the news and the numbers behind them.
EPR software · 17 min
Austria decides for you whether a pack counts as household or commercial packaging, and a company shipping to Austrian households from abroad cannot register with a scheme itself. Below are six providers ranked on how much of that Austrian duty each one actually carries, from the national scheme to the representative who signs in your name.
EPR essentials · 13 min
Otto ask how you stand on extended producer responsibility as part of the application to sell on otto.de, at step seven of a ten-step onboarding. Below is what those questions are really asking for, which registrations German law requires even though Otto never mention them, and how long each one takes to obtain.
EPR software · 16 min
Luxembourg runs packaging producer responsibility through a single approved organisation, with no minimum weight and one annual declaration covering household and industrial packaging alike. Below are six providers ranked on how far each one follows that declaration, from working out whether you are in scope to filing it in Valbase.
EPR software · 15 min
Czech packaging reporting runs on a quarterly clock rather than an annual one, on a spreadsheet whose layout changes when the law does. Below are six Czech EPR software options ranked on how much of that four-times-a-year cycle each one carries for you, from the entry in the producer register to the annual report that goes to the state.
EPR essentials · 13 min
Germany runs extended producer responsibility through four separate registers, and on 12 August 2026 it replaced the law behind the biggest one. Below is which registers your products trigger, who is allowed to file with each of them, and what falls due across a German year.
EPR software · 16 min
Portugal wants a correction declaration for last year and an estimate for this one, both by 31 March, and from January 2026 the fee itself moves on how each pack is designed. Below are six providers ranked on how much of that Portuguese work they actually do, from holding the pack data to filing it and being the scheme that takes the waste.
ISO standards · 10 min
An ecolabel is only worth something if an independent body decided to award it. ISO 14024 is the standard that sets out how such a scheme has to be run, and its 2026 edition dropped the Type I name it was known by for 27 years.
ISO standards · 8 min
The 2022 edition of ISO 14020 renamed the standard, retired the Type I and Type II labels everyone still uses, and added requirements the old version never had. Here is what it covers now and where it meets the EU rules on environmental claims.
EPR statistics & facts · 10 min
Wish is estimated to produce around 1,250 tonnes of packaging waste in 2026, a hundredth of what their parcels carried at the peak in 2020. The marketplace is still trading under new owners, and this page sets out the figure year by year and how it was worked out.
EPR statistics & facts · 9 min
L'Oréal's own sites are on track to produce about 165,000 tonnes of waste in 2026, and the group put a further 296,158 tonnes of packaging onto the market in 2025. Below are their published figures year by year, where that waste actually goes, and why the share being recycled is falling.
EPR software · 17 min
Denmark prices packaging by what you can document, and a pack with one undocumented design criterion lands in the red level with a 35 percent surcharge on top. Below are six Danish EPR tools ranked on how much of your packaging they can account for, what each one does for a DPA report, what they cost, and where they stop.
EPR software · 13 min
Source Intelligence and Assent both sell packaging EPR as one module inside a wider supply chain compliance platform, and both start by going to your suppliers for the data. What separates them is what each one names in writing.
