EPR 100 Award

Service availability, categories and fees vary by market and turnover, so businesses should always confirm current coverage and legal obligations on Lovat’s website or with their own adviser before relying on this service.

Lizenzero offers a dedicated authorised representative service for packaging, helping foreign traders comply with national laws and upcoming PPWR rules while managing dual-system participation and LUCID reporting in Germany

The available AR service, product categories and language support differ by country, so producers should verify which markets and waste streams are covered for their specific products.

Its guidance reflects evolving UK regulations, but users remain responsible for checking regulatory changes, maintaining accurate source data and confirming that submissions meet official requirement

The scope of AR duties, countries covered and fees vary according to your product portfolio and sales footprint, so businesses should always validate service terms, legal responsibilities and local compliance requirements before appointing take-e-way.

Membership conditions, fees and reporting duties are set by French EPR rules and may change over time, so companies should always review the latest Léko documentation and legal guidance for their product range.

Membership terms, applicable waste streams and reporting obligations depend on the producer’s product portfolio, so companies must verify their own responsibilities under Italian and EU law when joining Erion.

Specific solutions are tailored to the customer’s markets, obligations and existing data, so businesses should confirm scope, responsibilities and legal assumptions in their service agreement and local regulations.

Valpak is the UK’s largest producer compliance scheme for packaging, WEEE and batteries, offering data tools and expert support to help businesses meet Extended Producer Responsibility and reporting obligations.

Solutions and prices depend on packaging materials and volumes placed on the German market; producers must still ensure that their registrations, declarations and labelling fully meet statutory requirements.