Find Your Partner for Austrian Packaging Regulations to Ensure Compliance

Since January 2023, foreign companies shipping to Austria must appoint a local authorized representative. Non-compliance carries fines of up to €8,400, making immediate action essential. For Quick Readers Since January 1, 2023, foreign companies must appoint an authorized representative in Austria for packaging compliance. Non-compliance with the Austrian Packaging Ordinance can result in fines of…

Secure German Market Access: Appoint Your WEEE and Battery Authorized Representative

Failure to appoint a representative under Germany’s ElektroG and BattG results in sales bans and fines up to €100,000. Act now to ensure your business remains compliant. For Quick Readers Companies without a German branch must appoint a WEEE and battery authorized representative to sell in Germany legally. The representative handles all legal duties, including…

Confirm Your WEEE Registration Needs to Avoid EU Market Bans

The WEEE Directive’s ‘open scope’ means nearly all electronic products sold in Germany require registration. Non-compliance carries fines up to €100,000 and immediate sales prohibitions. For Quick Readers The WEEE Directive’s ‘open scope’ applies to nearly all electrical and electronic equipment sold in Germany, regardless of size or function. Registration with Germany’s national register, Stiftung…

Secure German Market Access: A Guide to Verpackungsgesetz Compliance

Failure to comply with Germany’s Packaging Act (Verpackungsgesetz) results in immediate sales bans and fines up to €200,000. This guide outlines your immediate obligations and how to meet them. For Quick Readers Compliance with Germany’s Verpackungsgesetz is mandatory for all businesses selling packaged goods to German consumers, with no minimum quantity exemptions. The three core…

Master International EPR: A Guide to EU-Wide Reporting and Compliance

EU directives are tightening, and deadlines are imminent. Brands selling cross-border must act now to ensure compliance and avoid severe penalties. For Quick Readers Brands selling cross-border in the EU must comply with the national EPR laws of each country, covering packaging, electronics (WEEE), and batteries. Non-compliance with EU EPR directives can result in severe…

Secure Your Market Access: A Guide to Sustainable Product Distribution in Germany

EU directives are now German law. Non-compliance with VerpackG, ElektroG, and BattG means immediate sales bans and fines up to €200,000. For Quick Readers Immediate action is required to comply with Germany’s VerpackG, ElektroG, and BattG, as EU directives are now strictly enforced national laws. Non-compliance leads to severe penalties, including fines up to €200,000…