Textiles · documented in 2 of 10
Textile EPR, in the countries that have it.
We document the active routes in France and the Netherlands. The other country cards stay open rather than turning a missing source into a claim.
Free. No card. A person answers.
- Applies: we hold a source
- No source yet for this stream
- Country we do not run
Last source review · 14–27 August 2026
- 2of the 10 countries we run hold a documented textile source
- 8registers and schemes named on this page
- 4streams, kept separate — this is one of them
What triggers it
What is in the parcel decides this one. Not the category you think you're in.
Clothing and household textiles add textile EPR, in the countries that have it.
Textile EPR covers new clothing and household textiles. We currently document a dedicated route in France and the Netherlands; the other country cards stay open until a source is added.
The other three are filed apart, and a single product often triggers more than one.
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Packaging
Every product you ship has packaging, so packaging almost always counts: the box, the filler and the label included. 10 of 10 documented -
WEEE
Anything electrical or electronic adds WEEE, from a lamp to a laptop. 10 of 10 documented -
Batteries
Anything with a cell or a battery adds batteries, including one sealed inside a device. 10 of 10 documented
Register by country
We name the register, and the day we last checked it.
One register per country, one scheme contract, one declaration calendar. Where we hold a documented source for this stream, it is named below. Where we do not, the card says so — that means we hold no source, not that you owe nothing.
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Italy No source yet for this stream
No source yet for this stream
Source reviewed 14 Aug 2026
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Spain No source yet for this stream
No source yet for this stream
Source reviewed 14 Aug 2026
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Portugal No source yet for this stream
No source yet for this stream
Source reviewed 14 Aug 2026
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Austria No source yet for this stream
No source yet for this stream
Source reviewed 27 Aug 2026
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Belgium No source yet for this stream
No source yet for this stream
Source reviewed 27 Aug 2026
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France Applies: we hold a source
- Authority
- ADEME
- Register
- SYDEREP
- Scheme
- Refashion
Clothing, footwear and household textiles follow the textile stream and receive their own IDU.
Source reviewed 27 Aug 2026
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Germany No source yet for this stream
No source yet for this stream
Source reviewed 27 Aug 2026
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Netherlands Applies: we hold a source
- Authority
- ILT · Rijkswaterstaat
- Register
- Rijkswaterstaat
- Schemes
- Stichting UPV Textiel, European Recycling Platform Netherlands, Collectief Circulair Textiel
The textile route covers consumer clothing, workwear and specified household textiles. A non-resident producer appoints a representative established in the Netherlands.
Source reviewed 27 Aug 2026
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Poland No source yet for this stream
No source yet for this stream
Source reviewed 27 Aug 2026
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Greece No source yet for this stream
No source yet for this stream
Source reviewed 27 Aug 2026
- 8 of these hold no documented textile source. That is not the same as saying you owe nothing there — it means we will not print a register we have not read. Ask us and a person checks it.
- 17 more member states are not on this list at all. We run no local entry point in them, and no date is attached to any of them. See all countries
What we do
We prepare and we submit. The register decides.
Every line below is something we do, not something we obtain. On a textile file the difference is the whole point: the register decides whether and when to accept it, and no provider can promise otherwise.
- Read your product list and separate what falls under this stream from what falls under the other three.
- Prepare the textile registration for the country's register, in the shape it asks for.
- Submit it on its own, to its own register or scheme — never folded into another stream's file.
- File the textile declaration that follows, on that country's calendar.
- Record every response and tell you what it means in plain English.
- Resubmit at no extra fee if a file we prepared comes back.
Price
The fee is per country, not per stream.
Opening a country covers every stream you owe in it. A seller who owes packaging, WEEE and batteries in one country pays that country once, not three times.
€299per year, per country — every stream you owe there included
Same figure every year, no setup fee. What the scheme charges on top depends on your volumes and materials, and it is billed by them.
Before scheme and authority fees. See our fees
One stream is never the whole map. The scope check draws the rest.
Tell us where your company is registered and where you ship. You'll get an indicative map of what you owe, stream by stream and country by country, on screen, before anyone asks you for a card.
Free. No card. A person answers.
shippeu.com is an independent private service. It is not a government office, an authority, a register or a collective scheme, and it is not affiliated with, authorised by or endorsed by ADEME, SYDEREP, Refashion, ILT · Rijkswaterstaat, Rijkswaterstaat, Stichting UPV Textiel, European Recycling Platform Netherlands, Collectief Circulair Textiel. Each authority and each scheme decides independently whether and when to accept an application.
Figures on this page come from published guidance. Last source review: 14–27 August 2026. Rules change — the scope check is reviewed by a person before any quote.