Sources · 10 dossiers, each dated

We name the register, and the day we last checked it.

Every regulatory figure on this site carries the day a person read its source.

You are about to rely on what a page says about a register you have never dealt with. This page shows where each country dossier comes from, which European texts we read in their own words, how a change reaches the site, and what we leave blank rather than guess.

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Country by country

10 dossiers. Each names its register, its texts and its date.

Each dossier names the authority, the register you file with, the schemes it documents and the texts it rests on. The date is the day a person last read those sources. The country page carries the detail, and the local site is where the filing happens.

  1. Italy

    Read 11 Nov 2026
    Authority
    Ministero dell'Ambiente e della Sicurezza Energetica (MASE)
    Register
    RENAP
    Schemes named
    CONAI
    Texts named
    • PPWR · Regulation (EU) 2025/40, applicable since 12 August 2026
    • Legislative Decree 152/2006 · article 221 · packaging
    • Legislative Decree 49/2014 · WEEE
    • Legislative Decree 29/2026 · batteries, in force since 7 March 2026
  2. Spain

    Read 11 Nov 2026
    Authority
    Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica y el Reto Demográfico, and Ministerio de Industria y Turismo (MITECO · MINTUR)
    Register
    Registro de Productores de Producto · RII-AEE · RII-PYA
    Schemes named
    Procircular
    Texts named
    • Ley 7/2022
    • RD 1055/2022 · packaging
    • RD 110/2015 · WEEE
    • RD 106/2008 · batteries
    • Regulation (EU) 2025/40 · packaging, applicable since 12 August 2026
    • Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 · batteries
  3. Portugal

    Read 11 Nov 2026
    Authority
    Agência Portuguesa do Ambiente (APA)
    Register
    SILiAmb
    Schemes named
    Sociedade Ponto Verde, Novo Verde, Electrão, ERP Portugal
    Texts named
    • Decree-Law 152-D/2017, consolidated version
    • Ordinance 20/2022 · article 9 · periodic declarations
  4. Austria

    Read 11 Nov 2026
    Authority
    Austria's Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Climate and Environmental Protection, Regions and Water Management (BMLUK · EAK · VKS)
    Register
    EDM · ZAReg
    Schemes named
    Approved collection and recovery system
    Texts named
    • AWG 2002 · Waste Management Act
    • Verpackungsverordnung 2014 · packaging
    • Regulation (EU) 2025/40 · packaging, applicable since 12 August 2026
    • Elektroaltgeräteverordnung · WEEE
    • Batterienverordnung and Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 · batteries
  5. Belgium

    Read 11 Nov 2026
    Authority
    Interregional Commission for Extended Producer Responsibility (EPRiBEL)
    Register
    EPRiBEL · stream-specific systems
    Schemes named
    Fost Plus, Valipac, Recupel, Bebat
    Texts named
    • Interregional Cooperation Agreement of 4 November 2008 · packaging waste
    • Regional take-back obligation rules · WEEE
    • Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 · batteries
  6. France

    Read 11 Nov 2026
    Authority
    Agence de la transition écologique (ADEME)
    Register
    SYDEREP
    Schemes named
    Citeo, Adelphe, Léko, Refashion
    Texts named
    • Code de l’environnement · Article L541-10-13 · unique identifier
    • Code de l’environnement · Article L541-10-9-1 · representative of a producer established abroad
    • Stream specifications (cahiers des charges) · ministerial orders
  7. Germany

    Read 11 Nov 2026
    Authority
    Zentrale Stelle Verpackungsregister and stiftung elektro-altgeräte register (ZSVR · stiftung ear)
    Register
    LUCID · ear-Portal
    Schemes named
    Approved dual system
    Texts named
    • Regulation (EU) 2025/40 and VerpackDG · packaging, since 12 August 2026
    • ElektroG · WEEE
    • Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 and BattDG · batteries
  8. Netherlands

    Read 11 Nov 2026
    Authority
    Human Environment and Transport Inspectorate and Rijkswaterstaat (ILT · Rijkswaterstaat)
    Register
    Rijkswaterstaat · stream registers
    Schemes named
    Verpact, Stichting OPEN, Stichting UPV Textiel, European Recycling Platform Netherlands, Collectief Circulair Textiel
    Texts named
    • Decree on extended producer responsibility
    • Packaging Management Decree 2014 · packaging
    • Regeling AEEA · WEEE
    • Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 · batteries
    • Decree on extended producer responsibility for textiles · effective 1 July 2023
  9. Poland

    Read 11 Nov 2026
    Authority
    The competent voivodeship marshal, through the Ministry of Climate and Environment BDO system (Voivodeship marshal)
    Register
    BDO
    Schemes named
    None named: the scheme depends on the product
    Texts named
    • Act of 14 December 2012 on waste · BDO register
    • Act of 13 June 2013 on packaging and packaging waste management
    • Act of 11 September 2015 on waste electrical and electronic equipment
    • Act of 24 April 2009 on batteries and accumulators
  10. Greece

    Read 11 Nov 2026
    Authority
    Hellenic Recycling Agency (EOAN)
    Register
    EMPA
    Schemes named
    Hellenic Recovery Recycling Corporation (HERRCO), Appliances Recycling S.A., AFIS
    Texts named
    • Law 4819/2021 · waste management and EPR, which repealed Law 2939/2001
    • Ministerial Decision 181504/2016 · National Producers Register

The other 17 member states have no dossier, and nothing on this site names an authority or a date for them. See all countries

The European texts

6 texts, read in their own words on 11 November 2026.

The glossary quotes these texts in the versions below, read at the Publications Office of the EU, which serves EUR-Lex. Each line lists the provisions read for it.

  • PPWR, Regulation (EU) 2025/40 Packaging and packaging waste

    Official Journal text of 22 January 2025. None of its corrigenda changes the English text.

    • Article 3(1) (definitions)
    • Article 44(1) to (7) (register of producers)
    • Article 45(1) to (6) (extended producer responsibility)
    • Articles 70 and 71 (repeal, application)
  • Directive 2008/98/EC Waste Framework Directive

    Consolidated version of 16 October 2025

    • Article 3, point 21 (extended producer responsibility scheme)
    • Article 8a(1) (general minimum requirements for EPR schemes)
  • Directive 2012/19/EU Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)

    Consolidated version of 8 April 2024

    • Article 3(1)(f) (producer)
    • Article 16(1) (register of producers)
    • Article 17 (authorised representative)
  • Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 Batteries and waste batteries

    Consolidated version of 13 August 2026

    • Article 3(1), points 47 to 49 (producer, authorised representative, producer responsibility organisation)
    • Article 55(1) and (2) (register of producers)
  • Directive (EU) 2025/1892 Textiles and footwear, amending the Waste Framework Directive

    Official Journal text of 26 September 2025. Neither of its corrigenda changes the English text.

    • Article 1, new Article 22a (extended producer responsibility for textiles)
    • Article 2 (transposition)
  • Regulation (EU) 2019/1020 Market surveillance and compliance of products

    Consolidated version of 12 August 2026

    • Article 3, point 11 (fulfilment service provider)

The glossary quotes from these provisions, each next to the term it defines. The declaration of conformity tool and the rule-change log cite theirs where they use them.

How we read

Read at the source, by a person, with a date.

Four rules decide what reaches a page. None of them is a promise about how fast; each is something you can check on the pages themselves.

  1. The text, the authority, or the people who file there

    A rule is read in the official journal that publishes it, on the site of the authority that runs the register, or on our own local site in that country, written by the people who file there. The press and blogs are at most a lead to the official source, read the same day.

  2. A date on every figure

    A threshold, a deadline or a scheme name carries the day we last read its source. Without a date, nobody can tell whether a figure is this year’s, so a figure without one is not published.

  3. A watch on the European texts

    A script asks the Publications Office for every act that amends, corrects or implements the 6 European acts it follows, searches the Commission’s consultations on 5 subjects, compares 3 of its pages with their last reading, and lists the pages of this site that cite each one.

  4. A person signs off every change

    When a fact moves, the change is prepared with its source and read by a person before anything is published. Nothing reaches the site on its own, and every rule change that does is entered in a public log, with its source and the day it was read.

See every rule change, with its source

Before any quote

Nobody's file is auto-submitted.

The sources tell us what a country asks. A person then checks that your answers fit it, before a quote goes out. These are the 4 things they look for.

  1. That you are on the right route

    Where you are established and how you sell decide who places the goods on the market. Get this wrong and every file after it is wrong.

  2. That the streams are separated

    A Bluetooth speaker in a cardboard box is three streams, not one. Mixing them is the most common reason a file comes back.

  3. That your data matches what the country asks

    Some countries declare per material, some per unit, some both. We check the shape of your data before it goes anywhere.

  4. Whether a deadline is actually reachable

    If a marketplace has given you a date we cannot make, you hear it before you pay, not after.

What we leave blank

An empty field is a source we have not found.

We would rather show you a gap than fill it from memory. These are the gaps in our dossiers today, counted from the dossiers themselves.

  • 10/10 dossiers carry a declaration date The others publish none we can tie to a primary source. Their country page says so instead of guessing.
  • 1/10 carry an indicative registration time Times found on secondary sources do not become promises on a country page.
  • 1/10 carry a threshold Where a country’s thresholds are not exposed in a source we have read, the dossier carries none.
  • 1/10 name no scheme at all Where the scheme depends on the product, the dossier names the register and leaves the contract to the review.
  • No scheme’s rates, anywhere A contribution depends on your volumes and materials, changes on the scheme’s calendar, and is the scheme’s to publish. What moves a scheme fee

Five more things we keep off this site are on the about page

See what applies to you, from the same sources.

The scope check works from the same coverage, country by country and stream by stream. If you find a figure on this site that has moved, write to hello@shippeu.com: a person reads it, and the page gets fixed.

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Last source review: 11 November 2026 for the country dossiers, 11 November 2026 for the European texts