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It is imperative that you act as quickly as possible and register for the take-back of industrial and commercial packaging that you place on the market in the future.

The registration obligation now also applies to producers of professional packaging. Professional packaging is defined as all types of packaging that are disposed of by commercial end users.

Are you interested in the future development of producer responsibility and product compliance? Would you like direct contact with the lawmakers and enforcement authorities? Then take the opportunity to take part in our 8th VERE panel event on 19 November 2024 on the topic of "Safe, sustainable and recyclable in the future" at the EAST Hotel in Hamburg. Join us for a constructive discussion on solutions and ways out of bureaucracy to make sustainable products possible. Speakers from the Federal Ministry of Economics, the EAR Foundation, the Packaging Register Foundation and the Authority of Justice and Consumer Protection have already confirmed their participation. Participation is free of charge for VERE e.V. members.

The new Austrian Packaging Ordinance has been in force since 1 January 2023. You cannot submit a declaration for 2024 without a registered authorised representative. Please note that this means that the goods you deliver to your Austrian customers are not fulfilling the legal obligations.

We now offer you support for product compliance and EPR in the UK (England, Wales, Scotland). As your local authorised representative, get-e-right GB facilitates the necessary registration processes and ensures that your products receive the UKCA Declaration of Conformity. Our experts will support you with professional assistance on technical documentation and legal requirements to ensure a smooth market entry in England, Wales and Scotland. Enquire now and secure benefits here:

There is a general obligation to register if you place textiles on the Dutch market. This obligation also applies to non-Dutch producers when selling directly to end users.

As part of the new EU Battery Regulation (EU) 2023/1542, the new Battery Law Implementation Act (BattDG) replaces the previous Battery Act (BattG). All battery producers must participate in a producer responsibility organisation and producer responsibility will be introduced for all battery categories. Take-back scheme operators must provide an insolvency-proof guarantee.

The option of returning an old appliance without having to buy a new one at the same time is to be extended to all appliances with an edge length of up to 50 centimetres (previously 25 centimetres). Protection against fire risks from incorrectly disposed or damaged batteries is to be improved.

Flower pots used in horticultural production will no longer be considered sales packaging in future. The licence fees for participation in a dual system will no longer apply.