EPR registration: packaging, WEEE and batteries
Registration with each country's producer register for packaging, electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) and batteries, with the authorised representative and the annual reporting included. Extended producer responsibility (EPR) is the duty to register and pay for recycling in every country where you sell.
Each registration is charged once a year, per country and per registration line. There is no monthly fee. Annual declarations and reporting are included. Government, scheme (PRO) and recycling fees are passed through at cost, never marked up, and itemised on your invoice. Registrations are 5% less for 4 to 6 countries, 10% for 7 to 9 and 15% for 10 or more.
| Market (a year) | Packaging | WEEE (electronics) | Batteries |
| Germany | £185 | £600 | £355 |
| France | £295 | £495 | £395 |
| Italy | £505 | £995 | £960 |
| Spain | £395 | £495 | £495 |
| Netherlands | £190 | £190 | £190 |
| Poland | £450 | £555 | £495 |
- Germany: packaging is the LUCID register plus dual-system participation; WEEE includes the stiftung ear registration fees and the insolvency-proof guarantee for one device category. Each extra WEEE category is £255. Average lead time: packaging 1 week, batteries 3–5 weeks, WEEE 6–13 weeks.
- Italy: WEEE and batteries together are sold as one bundle, £1,230.
- Poland: WEEE needs the Poland packaging registration first.
- Spain: a one-off NIF, £395, is added if you do not already hold one.
Every country, every line and what each price includes: EPR price list at epr.eldris.ai → · Get my exact price → · Read the EPR registration guide →