What we cover

We offer global content analysing Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislation through our subscription-based platform for WEEE, batteries, packaging, textiles and single-use plastics (SUP), growing every day.

With timely news, jurisdiction reports, organizational reviews, and legal text analysis, users can navigate evolving regulations with ease.

Our searchable databases, Sagis and the Knowledge Database (KDB), offer real-time access to global compliance requirements, allowing you to track obligations across multiple regions tailored to specific waste streams.

Designed for user-friendliness, our solutions empower teams to design sustainable products, meet environmental goals, and save time and resources in managing EPR compliance.

One compliance challenge, two solutions-both designed with your needs in mind.

Sagis offers guidance with its comprehensive, colour-coded explanatory analysis connecting the dots of regulatory obligations.

The KDB provides detailed insights, summarizing the regulatory requirements in a fixed and harmonized field structure.

Choose the solution that aligns with your business, or benefit from both for complete coverage!

Regions covered:

• Europe
• Asia Pacific
• Middle East and Africa
• North America
• Latin America and the Caribbean

Extended Producer Responsibility emerged as a concept in the mid-eighties and was first implemented in Germany from 1991 (for packaging), as a response to the growing problem of excessive packaging waste.

Today we see EPR for multiple waste streams such as waste batteries, waste electronics and textiles.

As an environmental policy approach to tackling the issue, it holds producers accountable for the entire lifecycle of their products. Under EPR regulations, manufacturers, importers, and sellers are required to take responsibility for the collection, recycling, and safe disposal of their products once they reach the end of their useful life.

This framework encourages producers to design products that are more sustainable, recyclable, or reusable, ultimately reducing environmental impact.

Typically producers comply collectively e.g. contracting a Producer Responsibility Organization (PRO).

Real-Time Monitoring Tool

As monitoring tools, to ensure compliance across all your operations, as our platforms provide continuous updates on EPR regulations.

Expert Reference Hub

Comprehensive reference tools that offer in-depth analysis of specific legal provisions, from navigating available Producer Responsibility Organizations (PROs) to understanding financial and environmental obligations across various jurisdictions.

Efficient Training Resource

Fast-track your team’s understanding of complex EPR regulations with our standardized content structure and consistent terminology across all jurisdictions make it easy to onboard new staff, providing them with the knowledge they need to ensure compliance.

We offer comprehensive and practical tools that continuously capture and provide information on the latest developments and requirements globally.

Today, our team of experts:

• Speaks multiple languages, including Arabic, Bulgarian, Cantonese, Chinese, Czech, English, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Thai and Ukrainian – typically as a native language.
• Has different complementary backgrounds such as legal, engineering, and environmental science.
• Is in regular and close contact with authorities to stay informed of upcoming and latest changes.
• Understands producer needs having worked at environmental departments of international brands.
• Adjusts the tracking scope and content regularly based on producer needs and on the feedback from our colleagues.
• Has access to the operational experience of Landbell Group colleagues in the field.
• Understands local challenges from engaging in waste management-related projects in low- and middle-income countries globally.