EPR Packaging in Great Britain
The newly implemented EPR legislation for packaging in Great Britain, affect all organisations that import or circulate packaging and have a significant impact on compliance requirements.
EPR in Denmark – changes 2025 & reporting obligation 2024
The new EPR guidelines will come into force in Denmark from 2025. The obligation to report quantities will already apply in 2024. You can find interesting facts here.
The EU Textile Strategy
What is the vision behind the EU textile strategy? What obligations apply here? Find out in our blog post on the subject.
Digital product passport for sustainable products
What is the Digital product passport for sustainable products? What does it oblige manufacturers to do? Find out in our blog post on the subject.
Packaging Law in Spain: Registration Requirements
What’s the status of the Packaging Law in Spain? What obligations apply here? Find out in our blog post on the subject.
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.
PPWR: A closer look at the EU Packaging Regulation
In this article, we cover the five key aspects of the EU Packaging Regulation. You will learn how the PPWR will impact the packaging industry, its goals and requirements, and how implementation is planned for the coming years.
Textile EPR in the Netherlands: Understanding obligations and beyond
Within this article, we delve into the obligations mandated by the Textile EPR in the Netherlands, those impacted by these regulations, and the overarching objectives driving these measures. Our comprehensive guide also outlines avenues of support and assistance for navigating this transition.
Extended Producer Responsibility in Germany
Extended Producer Responsibility in Germany holds manufacturers responsible for their product’s entire lifecycle, encompassing production, product, and packaging take-back, and disposal. Its aim is to promote sustainability by conserving and reusing resources.
WEEE Directive and Exports: Why do you need a representative according to the WEEE directive when you export?
WEEE Directive and Exports: Why do you need a representative according to the WEEE directive when you export? Anyone who exports electrical or electronic products as a German manufacturer or retailer has to appoint a representative. The representative must be appointed in the country of delivery concerned and will be responsible for the proper disposal…