EPR for mattresses – what you should know about it
The goal of a EPR for mattresses is to eliminate the incineration of old mattresses and instead recycle them in an environmentally friendly manner.
The German Electrical Devices Act: what are the rules?
The German Electrical Devices Act: what are the rules? The Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act in Germany (ElektroG) regulates the marketing, disposal and recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. Among other things, it also controls which devices must be registered and labelled (for example, with the ubiquitous symbol of a crossed-out wheelie bin). But what…
New Battery Act (BattDG) and EU Battery Regulation – Changes Effective August 18, 2025
As of August 18, 2025, the new EU Battery Regulation will become binding—bringing far-reaching changes for manufacturers, distributors, and waste management companies. Germany plans to implement the regulation through the new Battery Act (BattDG). Learn here what exactly is changing and what companies should start preparing for now.
EPR in the Netherlands: What Will Change in 2025
EPR in the Netherlands: Key updates, new obligations, and how Deutsche Recycling GmbH helps ensure your compliance.
EPR Packaging in Finland: Complying with New Regulations
This blog post provides insights into the latest EPR packaging developments in Finland. We’ll outline the essential aspects of packaging EPR in Finland and how Deutsche Recycling GmbH can assist your compliance.
Secure Full WEEE, Battery & Packaging Compliance Now
A step-by-step guide to meeting EU directives and avoiding fines of up to €200,000. For Quick Readers Compliance with EU directives for WEEE, batteries, and packaging is mandatory for nearly all businesses selling in the EU, including online retailers. Non-compliance can result in fines up to €200,000, sales bans on major platforms, and personal liability…
Fulfill Your Producer Responsibility in Germany Now
A comprehensive guide to navigating the VerpackG, ElektroG, and BattG regulations and avoiding costly penalties. For Quick Readers Compliance with Germany’s EPR laws (VerpackG, ElektroG, BattG) is mandatory for any company selling packaged goods, electronics, or batteries in the country. Non-compliance can result in fines up to €200,000 and an immediate sales ban on platforms…
Austria and the “Plastiksackerl”
The Austrian Packaging Ordinance presents new challenges for companies.
Legal obligations and related controls in Poland
New BDO Fees: Companies must pay their BDO registration and annual fee by February 28, 2025 at the latest.
EU Battery Regulation: Everything You Need to Know (Update 2025)
The European Battery Regulation significantly impacts manufacturers, importers, exporters, and retailers in the battery industry, who are still adapting to the changes.