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Research & analysis on the implementation of the EPR in Europe

WEEE, Batteries & Packaging

The heterogeneous implementation of EU directives results in different legal requirements in the member states. As a result, there are various options for implementation.

You know your obligations, but you are not sure how to implement them in detail? Or you would like to have an analysis carried out to determine whether an exemption exists due to your distribution constellation and/or the quantities you intend to place on the market? Do you have a specific question that needs to be answered?

We would be happy to research and analyse this for you and provide you with a written elaboration.

Target group

The research/analysis on EPR in Europe is aimed at

Manufacturers
Retailers
Distance sellers
Importers/exporters

Our offer

Research/analysis on your individual topic and its written elaboration.

We are happy to research the following topics for you, for example

legal basics
relevant definitions of terms
essential obligations
country-specific peculiarities
Implementation possibilities of the information and labelling obligations

Goal

You will receive our research results as well as possible guidelines and support documents - always with regard to your individual situation.

Legal background

The Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act, the Battery Act and the Packaging Act (in short: ElektroG, BattG & VerpackG) regulate, among other things, the offering/marketing, the taking back and the environmentally sound disposal of e-waste, waste batteries and packaging. The primarily goals are avoiding waste as well as encouraging reuse and environmentally sound recycling. In addition, the use of pollutants is to be reduced. The stakeholders of the ElektroG, BattG and VerpackG (including manufacturers, distributors, citizens, public waste management authorities, systems, waste management companies, etc.) have to fulfil a large number of obligations.