EU Battery EPR Compliance Deadline August 18, 2025
Selling battery-powered products in the EU? Register now to avoid Amazon delisting.
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Valid for Battery Product Sellers in 10 EU Countries
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What’s Changing from August 18, 2025?
From this date, Amazon will enforce Battery EPR registration across 9 key EU countries:
Belgium | France | Germany | Italy | Netherlands | Poland | Spain | Sweden | Ireland
*Failure to comply = product deactivation, shipment holds, or account risk.
Who Should Act Now?
This campaign is built for:
- Amazon sellers with battery products
- Pan-EU sellers relying on Amazon logistics (NL/PL EPR is mandatory)
- Global brands entering the EU market
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We provide an end-to-end compliance package that goes beyond EPR:
EPR Registration in 10 countries
Free VAT Registration available for select countries (UK & CZ) during the promotion
EPR Authorized Representative & EU Responsible Person services
Filing & Ongoing Compliance Management
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, if you’re selling in these markets. Each Amazon country requires a local EPR battery number by August 18, 2025.
Belgium | France | Germany | Italy | Netherlands | Poland | Spain | Sweden | Ireland
You must register EPR in each country where inventory is stored or sold. Missing registration will affect logistics eligibility.
Yes. Even if enforcement was previously light, Amazon will enforce EPR from 18 Aug 2025 in these markets. No valid registration = product delisting.
Our promotion includes 1 country free VAT registration (choose from UK or Czech Republic) when you register your Battery EPR with us.
How it works:
- After you confirm the EPR service, select your free VAT country.
- Our tax compliance team will handle the registration from start to finish.
- All government fees and agent service charges are waived under this offer.
Estimated value: £400–£600 depending on country.
This means that in many EU countries, businesses selling batteries (or products containing batteries) are required to register for Batteries EPR and declare what they are selling.
One of these provisions requires major online marketplaces such as Amazon to check that their sellers in the applicable regions are correctly registered for Batteries EPR.
This includes all EU Member States who have currently implemented Batteries EPR, such as France, Germany, Italy, Poland and Spain (and others).
Although the EU has created harmonised rules across the bloc, individual Member States (countries) are required to implement their own regulations based on these rules.
Businesses must register for Batteries EPR in each country they are actively trading in – at TBA Global, we currently offer individual pricing options such as £152 in Netherlands, £224 in France etc.
This will vary depending on the intended country of registration. In general, you are required to provide:
- Company certificate (translation may be required)
- Product description(s), including URLs where applicable
- List of selling platforms
- Types of batteries sold (e.g. model numbers, size etc.)
Batteries is just one of the many categories of EPR regulations. The Batteries category only covers batteries (and products containing batteries), including portable (disposal/rechargeable), industrial and automotive batteries.
Other EPR categories also exist and are in varying stages of implementation across different EU Member States. This includes categories such as Packaging, WEEEE and more.
Sellers who have not uploaded their registration number(s) by this date may face measures such as product de-listings or seller account suspensions.
It’s important to note that EPR regulations also apply to other sales channels (e.g. your own website), and you are legally obligated to ensure that you are compliant. Numerous countries have implemented additional financial penalties for non-compliance.
However, lower trading volumes may result in lower contribution fee payments after registration, depending on the specific country and EPR category of registration.
