1. What is Extended Producer Responsibility? As consumer consumption continues to grow across the modern world, the issue of ever-increasing waste has become an increasing concern. Many countries have implemented schemes collectively known as Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), with the aim of requiring producers to take responsible for the entire life-cycle of their products. In …
Extended producer responsibility is coming into effect on the Amazon marketplace in 2022. This means that all “producers” and sellers will have to follow restrictions and rules to continue selling on the marketplace. What is a “producer”? Your business is classified as a producer if you manufacture, import, or sell any product subject to EPR …
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It is estimated that by 2030, 2 million metric tonnes of used batteries will be produced across the world annually. In the digital age, our use of batteries is only increasing, and governments are actively investing in this growing industry. The main reason behind this is the pledge to move from diesel and petrol vehicles …
EPR For Battery Producers, Importers, snd Distributors. IS Your Business Ready? Read More »
Across Europe, many countries now require manufacturers and distributors of packaging to register their business and report on the packaging they release into the market. This is particularly true in Germany which was one of the first countries to set up EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) for packaging. It does not matter if your business is …
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New Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) guidance is set to change how electronic manufacturers, distributors, and sellers operate in France. To comply with French law, businesses that deal with electrical equipment such as fridges, mobile phones, and computers must now take back their waste from electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) on a 1:1 basis. This means …
Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment in France. What You Need to Know? Read More »
