Failure to comply with EU directives on packaging, electronics, and batteries results in immediate sales bans and fines up to €200,000. For Quick Readers EPR compliance for home and garden products is mandatory in the EU, covering packaging, electronics (WEEE), and batteries. Non-compliance carries severe penalties, including fines up to €200,000 and immediate sales bans…
Navigate the complexities of the VerpackG, ElektroG, and BattG to ensure 100% legal conformity for your business in Germany. Failure to comply results in immediate sales bans and fines reaching €200,000. For Quick Readers Compliance with German EPR laws (VerpackG, ElektroG, BattG) is mandatory for all companies selling to Germany, with no minimum sales volume.…
New EU regulations require immediate action on product labeling. Non-compliance risks fines up to €200,000 and market access denial, making updated labeling essential for all cross-border sales. For Quick Readers New regulations like the PPWR and Battery Regulation require immediate changes to product labels to maintain EU market access. Penalties for non-compliance are severe, including…
Failure to comply with the German Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG) results in fines up to €100,000 and immediate sales bans. Action is required today. For Quick Readers Compliance with Germany’s Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG) is mandatory for all companies selling electronic goods to Germany, including online retailers. Failure to register with…
Navigating EU-wide Extended Producer Responsibility is no longer optional for scaling businesses. Compliance is now a non-negotiable requirement for market access, and the deadlines are closing in. For Quick Readers EPR compliance is mandatory for market access in all 27 EU countries, with marketplaces like Amazon now enforcing these rules by blocking non-compliant sellers. Penalties…
Businesses selling into the United Kingdom face new, complex Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) rules. Non-compliance carries fines reaching six figures, making immediate action a necessity for all cross-border sellers. For Quick Readers Businesses selling to the UK must comply with new EPR regulations if their turnover exceeds £1 million and they handle over 25 tonnes…
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…
A crucial deadline is approaching for all manufacturers and retailers of outdoor equipment. Failure to comply with EU Extended Producer Responsibility directives will result in significant penalties and market access restrictions. For Quick Readers Immediate action is required to comply with EU EPR directives for outdoor and camping gear, covering packaging, electronics (WEEE), and batteries.…
The new EU Battery Regulation (2023/1542) is in full effect, demanding immediate action from manufacturers and importers to meet stringent labeling and data requirements. Non-compliance after key 2024 and 2025 deadlines means a total EU market ban. For Quick Readers The EU Battery Regulation (2023/1542) has been in effect since February 18, 2024, and requires…
The WEEE Directive 2012/19/EU mandates strict recycling and disposal rules for professional electronics. Non-compliance carries significant financial and operational risks across all 27 member states. For Quick Readers The EU’s WEEE Directive 2012/19/EU makes B2B electronics manufacturers financially and legally responsible for the entire lifecycle of their products. Producers must register in all 27 EU…
