What does producer responsibility for packaging mean for your business?
On July 1st 2025 the extended producer responsibility for packaging will enter into force in Denmark as one of the last countries in EU. From 1. April to 31. August 2024, you must register and report expected quantities that your company will bring on the market in 2024. We help you in all these steps.
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Product manager Lars Bruntse presents the various requirements and rules, deadlines, reporting details, and how ERP Denmark as collective scheme help and guide you.
Webinars in English:
18.4 at 10.00 am CET – Partake >
21.5 at 2.00 pm CET – Partake >
Webinarer på dansk:
18.4 2024 kl. 13.00 – Tilmeld >
1.5 2024 kl. 9.00 – Tilmeld >
21.5 2024 kl. 9.00 – Tilmeld >
12.6 2024 kl. 9.00 – Tilmeld >
The Purpose with the extended producer responsibility is to
Reduce the amount of packaging
Increase real reuse and recycling of packaging materials
Force companies to re-design to more circular packaging
The companies will get full responsibility for the quantity (weight) of packaging they put on the market and the handling of it in all of its life cycle. It includes:
- Administrative and legal responsibility (documentation requirements and labelling).
- Economic responsibility (companies to finance costs for logistics, sorting, recycling, registration.
- Practical/physical (sorting in material types).
We help you all the way!
The legislation for producer responsibility for packaging and the accompanying finances and practice for companies has not yet been finally settled. The first part of the local legislation was be issued in Q1 2024 and the second part in Q4 2024. You are obliged to register your company with DPA (Danish Producer Responsibility) and report expected quantities for full year 2024 from 1. April 2024 to 31. August 2024. In addition you must choose compliance scheme.
As a eco-modulated compliance fee will be introduced, depending on the ‘design for recycling’ of the packaging, a re-design process is also a process you should consider starting if your packaging can be optimised. Read more about the expected financial structure for your company in the FAQ section below.
By signing up for European Recycling Platform’s collective scheme for packaging we will ensure that you will become compliant in 2024 and kept informed and prepared for 2025. We guide you and help you in all aspects of registration and reporting in 2024 as well as preparing you for the 2025 reporting.
With European Recycling Platform you are in safe hands:
- Existing collective scheme in DK within WEEE and Batteries since 2002
- Many years of experience with producer responsibility for packaging in other countries
- Largest global network of experts under one roof in producer responsibility
- One contact person across countries for all your producer responsibilities (WEEE, batteries, packaging)
- Strong and solid owner (Landbell Group) with global coverage
- Large scale, which ensures efficiency in administrative and practical waste treatment, where the recycling rate is high and as much product and packaging as possible is reused.
- Cooperation exclusively with approved partners (logistics, reuse, recycling)
Make it easy and simple
As a collective scheme, European Recycling Platform (ERP) handles producer responsibility on your behalf, so you can concentrate on your core business.
Recycling Process
- Collection
- Separation
- Decoating (if coated)
- Melting
- Casting
- Manufacture
Recycling Process
- Collection
- Treatment (including sorting, cleaning and decontamination)
- Crushing and melting
- Manufacture
Recycling Process
- Collection
- Processing (including de-inking, cleaning and screening)
- Manufacture
Recycling Process
- Collection
- Compacting
- Melting
- Casting
- Rolling
- Manufacture
Recycling Process
- Collection
- Sorting and separation
- Shredding
- Treatment
- Manufacture
Recycling Process
- Collection
- Segregation
- Decontamination
- Production
- Final products
Simplification and efficiency. We have one point of contact across EMEA. The learnings from one market can be applied to other markets. It’s a benefit to have a common approach, a centralised point of contact which brings efficiency and cost savings.
FAQ
We continuously update our FAQ as local legislation and obligations are issued, decisions relevant to producer responsibility for packaging are made, and practice takes shape.