Registrations
National producer registers and scheme memberships sit on different portals, with different identifiers.
European EPR compliance platform
Centralise your sales and packaging data while EPR Connect coordinates the registrations, reporting and filings included in your service scope.
One platform. One subscription. Country-by-country EPR coordination.
Packaging EPR is not a single European form. Each market defines who must register, what to classify, how often to report and which documents to keep.
National producer registers and scheme memberships sit on different portals, with different identifiers.
The same SKU can map to different packaging fractions depending on the country methodology.
Monthly, quarterly or annual cycles rarely align across markets.
Exports must match local templates, units and validation rules.
Filing calendars, correction windows and invoice cycles need a single operational view.
Contracts, certificates and evidence packs have to stay auditable next to the numbers.
You work in one account. EPR Connect coordinates the operational work across your markets. Specialists review results before anything is declared.
Share establishment, destination markets and how you place packaged goods. This sets the working scope for your account.
Bring sales and packaging into the same account. AI helps structure and map the records so they can be reused across markets.
Internal specialists review what may be in scope. Country partners are assigned where a market needs local execution.
EPR Connect prepares and routes registrations, reports, filings and renewals after a person has approved the pack.
AI structures and maps your data. Compliance decisions and filings are reviewed by specialists.
One subscription and one account, whatever the number of markets in your contract. Status, data and documents stay in the same place.
AI structures data, suggests mappings and may prepare a preliminary assessment with sources and confidence indicators. Specialists review the result before any compliance or filing decision.
Internal specialists review the data and coordinate country partners where the contracted service requires local execution. Client approval is requested where required.
The workspace is the client’s single account: markets, data, reviews and filing status. Coverage is added when a market is prepared, not assumed for all of Europe.
See which markets are in scope and what registration posture applies.
A structured catalogue of components, weights and materials.
Bring volume data from shops, marketplaces or files.
Prepare country-specific outputs for review before submission.
A shared calendar for reporting windows and reminders.
Keep registrations, evidence and version history together.
We publish coverage only when a market is ready. Statuses below are configuration, not a claim that filings are live everywhere.
For companies that place packaged goods on more than one European market and want one contracted team—not a new spreadsheet for every country.
Distance sellers who need a clearer view of destination-market packaging duties.
Brands that design packaging once and ship into several national systems.
First placers who must evidence what entered a market and under which role.
Operators who inherit obligations when upstream parties are not registered.
Sellers who need consistent SKU data across channels and fulfilment models.
Advisors who want client data, calendars and drafts in one controlled workspace.
Answer a few questions to identify the markets and packaging information that may require specialist review.
This checker provides preliminary orientation only. It does not constitute legal advice or confirm a filing obligation.
Where is your company established?
Where do you sell?
What products do you sell?
Start the preliminary checkPractical notes for teams that need country context, material definitions and upcoming EU packaging rules.
National packaging EPR overviews, starting with Germany.
How components and fractions are described before they are mapped locally.
A structured way to track filing calendars without a separate spreadsheet.
Orientation on the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation.
Shared language for producers, schemes, units and evidence.