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Lithuania's national EPR producer register - GPAIS

GPAIS is Lithuania's unified information system for products, packaging and waste accounting. Producers and importers register here across eight streams and report through it; it is run by the Environmental Protection Agency.

www.gpais.eu
The GPAIS registration portal
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8

waste streams in one system

GII

producer & importer register

2018

unified GPAIS live since

Foreign distance sellers of electronics must appoint a Lithuanian authorised representative (Waste Law art. 34-1(4)); batteries per Regulation 2023/1542.

One system for products packaging and waste

Lithuania runs it all through a single database. GPAIS is the Lithuanian EPR producer register, the national information system for products, packaging and waste accounting, live since 2018.

Producers and importers register in its producer-and-importer register and report through it. The Environmental Protection Agency runs the system for the Ministry of Environment.

What GPAIS covers

  • Packaging: registration and reporting, with collective schemes and a beverage deposit-return system.
  • Electronics: producers register in the producer-and-importer register.
  • Batteries: the battery module was updated in December 2025 for the EU Battery Regulation categories.
  • Vehicles and waste oils: each a dedicated stream under the Waste Management Law.
  • Tyres: treated as taxable products, with quarterly accounting and a pollution tax if management targets are missed.
  • Single-use plastics and fishing gear: phased in through GPAIS modules from 2023.

Who has to register

Producers and importers that first place a covered product or packaging on the Lithuanian market, distance sellers included.

Registering in GPAIS

  1. Identify which of the eight streams apply.
  2. If a foreign distance seller of electronics, appoint a Lithuanian authorised representative (see below).
  3. Register in the GPAIS producer-and-importer register.
  4. Join a collective scheme or arrange individual compliance.
  5. Keep quarterly accounting and file annual reports through GPAIS.

Foreign producers and the representative

Foreign distance sellers of electronics must appoint a Lithuanian authorised representative, and one also applies to batteries under the EU Battery Regulation.

Note: no packaging representative mandate was confirmed on official sources at review.

Lithuanian terms you will meet

  • GPAIS: the unified products, packaging and waste accounting system.
  • GII register: the producer-and-importer register within GPAIS.
  • Aplinkos apsaugos agentūra: the Environmental Protection Agency that runs it.

Frequently asked questions about GPAIS

Short answers to what producers ask most.

What is GPAIS?

Lithuania's single information system for products, packaging and waste accounting, live since 2018. Producers register and report through it.

Who has to register?

Producers, importers and distance sellers placing covered products or packaging on the Lithuanian market. Eight streams run through the system.

How often do I report?

Tyres and several other streams use quarterly accounting, with annual reports filed through GPAIS, and tyres carry a pollution tax if targets are missed.

Do foreign sellers need a representative?

Electronics distance sellers must appoint a Lithuanian authorised representative, and batteries require one under the EU Battery Regulation. Packaging was not confirmed.