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EPR Compliance in Europe: 3 Areas, 1 Strong Partner!
Anyone who sells across borders in Europe knows that complying with Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is complex, time-consuming, and regulated
Battery Labeling: New EU rules delayed
German battery legislation is currently in a transitional phase. While the old Battery Act (BattG) is being phased out, the
PPWR QR Code: Will it become mandatory?
With the implementation of the EU Packaging Regulation (PPWR), many companies are wondering when a QR code is required on
EU Battery Regulation: Replaceable batteries starting in February 2027
The smartphone is our daily companion. But when the battery capacity declines, the entire device often becomes unusable. The EU
PPWR Launches: Effective Obligations & the Timeframe
August 12, 2026 marks a milestone for packaging compliance in the EU: The EU Packaging Regulation (PPWR) becomes mandatory as
Effective July 19: EU bans the destruction of unsold clothing
As of July 19, 2026, a historic ban has been in effect in the EU: Large fashion companies are no
PPWR Launches: Is Your Packaging Compliance Ready?
On August 12, 2026, the EU Packaging Regulation (PPWR) will generally take effect. This marks the beginning of a new
Digital Product Passport (DPP): Requirements, Data, and Timeline until 2030
In the future, a data carrier (e.g., a QR code or RFID chip) on products will provide far more than
Right to Repair: New Rules Effective July 31
Stricter rules for electronic devices have been in effect in Germany since July 31. The new “right to repair” is
EPR-Full-Service for Europe
Anyone who sells products in multiple European countries must comply with the respective EPR requirements. Different registration, reporting, and system
PPWR: Packaging remains the same. Requirements are changing.
The new EU Packaging Regulation (PPWR) will officially take effect on August 12, 2026. While visual requirements – such as
BDO System Poland: Guide to EPR
Anyone who places packaging, electrical appliances, or batteries on the Polish market is subject to extended producer responsibility (EPR). The
New EU recycling logos: What manufacturers can expect with the PPWR
The EU Commission is getting serious about harmonizing waste separation.The Joint Research Center (JRC) recently published the technical draft for
PPWR 2030: The roadmap to a circular economy – New standards for packaging compliance
The EU Packaging Regulation (PPWR) officially came into force on February 12, 2025. While 2026 marks the administrative starting point,
Free collection of used batteries by ECOPV-EU GmbH
ECOPV GmbH is your authorized organization for producer responsibility (OfH) for waste portable batteries in accordance with Section 8 of
ECOPV-EU: Officially recognized by the EAR Foundation as an organization for producer responsibility (OfH)
Officially confirmed: ECOPV-EU GmbH is now listed as a producer responsibility organization (PRO) in the official directory of the EAR
How the Battery Act (BattG) Impacts E-Commerce Sellers and Online Marketplaces
The German Battery Act (BattG) imposes strict environmental responsibilities on businesses placing batteries or battery-containing products on the German market.
What Is the German Battery Act (BattG)? A Complete for Manufacturers and Importers
The German Battery Act (BattG): Compliance Guide for Businesses The German Battery Act (BattG) is the national implementation of the
How to Register Under the German Battery Act (BattG): Step-by-Step Compliance Guide
The German Battery Act (BattG) sets strict rules for placing batteries on the German market, aiming to improve collection, recycling,
BattG compliance: Avoid the 5 most common mistakes under the Battery Act
The German Battery Act (BattG) strictly regulates the disposal and marketing of batteries and accumulators. Anyone who sells batteries, rechargeable
Find a BattG representative in Germany: Your guide to legally compliant compliance
Choosing a qualified authorized representative (AR) is the most important decision international companies can make to comply with the German
Germany’s Packaging Act FAQ: A Starter’s Guide for New Businesses
What the Packaging Act covers VerpackG applies to anyone who first places filled packaging on the German market—whether you manufacture in
Reporting and Take-Back Obligations Under the German Battery Act (BattG)
The German Battery Act (BattG) imposes strict requirements on manufacturers, importers, and distributors to ensure environmentally responsible battery handling. Compliance
Who Is Affected by the Battery Act (BattG)? Roles, Obligations, and Market Scope Explained
The German Battery Act (BattG) applies to anyone placing batteries on the German market, covering manufacturers, importers, distributors, and retailers.