Missing even one document for your EPR registration can halt your sales in Germany. This guide details the exact paperwork required for Packaging, WEEE, and Battery compliance to ensure you act now and maintain market access. For Quick Readers Immediate action on EPR registration is mandatory to avoid fines up to €200,000 and sales bans…
Simplify compliance across 27 markets by centralizing your Extended Producer Responsibility obligations, saving up to 500 workdays annually on administrative tasks. For Quick Readers Businesses selling in the EU must comply with 27 different national EPR laws for packaging, electronics, and batteries, creating a significant administrative burden. A turnkey EPR solution centralizes compliance by managing…
The EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542 is not a future problem—it’s an immediate compliance requirement. Deadlines are active, and penalties for inaction include fines and market exclusion. For Quick Readers The EU Battery Regulation (2023/1542) is directly applicable law in all 27 member states, and key deadlines are already in effect or fast approaching. Producers and…
Navigate complex EU and German regulations for packaging, WEEE, and batteries with a single, expert partner. Act now to ensure 100% compliance and avoid costly penalties. For Quick Readers Act immediately to comply with evolving EU EPR directives for packaging, WEEE, and batteries to avoid fines of up to €50,000 and sales prohibitions. A full-service…
A definitive guide for producers and online retailers to navigate Germany’s ElektroG and BattG regulations and ensure 100% compliance. For Quick Readers Immediate action is required to comply with Germany’s ElektroG and BattG, as online marketplaces now enforce these rules by blocking non-compliant sellers. You must register with the Stiftung EAR for both WEEE and…
Non-compliance with Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) directives now results in immediate sales bans across the EU. This is what e-commerce stores must do to protect their market access. For Quick Readers EPR compliance is mandatory in every EU country you sell to, with each nation having its own unique laws and registration systems. Major online…
Navigate VerpackG, ElektroG, and BattG regulations to avoid fines up to €200,000 and ensure market access. For Quick Readers Immediate action is required to comply with Germany’s EPR laws (VerpackG, ElektroG, BattG), which are driven by EU directives. Foreign sellers of electronics (WEEE) must appoint an Authorized Representative in Germany; this will also be mandatory…
A direct guide to navigating the VerpackG regulations, avoiding fines of up to €200,000, and ensuring your business operates legally in Germany. For Quick Readers Compliance with the German Packaging Act (VerpackG) is mandatory for all companies placing packaged goods on the German market, requiring immediate action. Key obligations include registering with the LUCID portal,…
The EU’s new Battery Regulation 2023/1542 is not a future problem—it’s an immediate compliance requirement. Inaction creates risks of fines and market exclusion, making the choice of a battery recycling partner for electronics manufacturers a critical business decision. For Quick Readers The new EU Battery Regulation (2023/1542) is now in force, making immediate action for…
If you import electronics into the EU, you are considered a producer under the WEEE Directive. A compliance audit is not optional; it is a mandatory process to ensure you meet all legal requirements and avoid severe penalties. For Quick Readers For electronics importers, a WEEE compliance audit in Germany is mandatory, and failure to…
