With the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) set to take effect in August 2026, companies across the market will soon face a range of new requirements. Over the…
With the amendment of the German WEEE law (ElektroG), which was passed in November 2025, the labeling of collection and return points for waste electrical and electronic equipment will be…
On 11 February 2026, the German Federal Cabinet approved the draft of the new German packaging law (VerpackDG). The new law is set to replace the existing Packaging Act (VerpackG)…
In 2026, EPR fees for E-bike batteries weighing more than 5 kg have increased significantly in Belgium. The changes affect rechargeable lithium batteries that must be reported through the Belgian…
The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) introduces a range of complex requirements for companies – from new definitions and reporting obligations to technical specifications regarding recyclability, material selection,…
In Romania, national regulations within the framework of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) exist. Obligated companies must take responsibility for the collection and disposal of products such as electrical and electronic…
As highlighted in our newsletters from July and October, several relevant changes for battteries nand packaging have been implemented in Denmark. EPR Batteries in Denmark In connection with the implementation…
Bebat announced that they will have to increase their contributions on a general basis for the first time in 13 years from 2026 on – and due to the new…
The Danish take back scheme for batteries Batteriretur published news for end user information in Denmark. From 1 December 2025, all producers and retailers will be required to provide end-users…
The German EPR take back system GRS has launched a new take-back system for the EPR textile sector. Operating under the name GRS Pro Textil, the system is designed to…
