The EPR reporting obligation in 2026 marks a significant shift. Going forward, all remote sellers – i.e. retailers without a registered office in the destination country – will be required to appoint an authorised representative in each EU country.
From 2026 onwards, the EU will mandate minimum recycled content and recyclability for packaging. Companies must adapt their design, materials, and processes early to remain legally compliant and competitive.
ESPR prioritization determines which product groups will be the first to fall under the new EU Ecodesign Regulation. Find out which sectors are affected and how you can prepare early to ensure legal compliance.
As online marketplaces grow, monitoring obligations become essential to ensure that quality standards, sustainability initiatives, and more are properly implemented.
Packaging EPR laws in the USA are complex, and deadlines are pressing. Our guide provides a clear overview of the requirements in the seven key states.
The stricter regulations regarding the verification of the EPR registration number particularly affect companies that place packaging on the market across Europe and thus act as international retailers or marketplaces.
From 2025/2026, EPR violations can quickly result in sales bans. Online retailers must complete registration, quantity reporting, and provide proof of compliance—otherwise, they risk account suspensions and fines.
PV modules are sustainable, but their end-of-life management is crucial. Learn how to stay compliant with registration, ZEREZ, and recycling obligations.
Find out which changes to the ElektroG have been in effect since 2019 under the WEEE Directive and what you need to know!
With the introduction of EPR in Poland, it is now mandatory to include the BDO number on all business documents in the country. Here’s what you need to know!
