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Eleven EPR questions you can answer on your own.
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Who the producer is, whether a marketplace will ask for your number, whether you need a representative, which category a register wants, how many kilos you declare. Each tool answers on screen and names what it read, and the day it was read. When the answer is a file to prepare, that part is ours.
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Start with who the producer is. Each answer leads to the next question.
The order follows a seller's questions: is the obligation yours, will the marketplace ask for a number, do you need someone in the country, how many files, which data. The tools for one stream come after, then the documents.
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FreePackaging · WEEE · Batteries
Who is the producer?
Whether the EPR obligation is yours, for packaging, WEEE and batteries. -
FreePackaging · WEEE · Batteries · Textiles
Will a marketplace ask for my EPR number?
Whether a marketplace must collect your number, and whether Amazon asks. -
FreePackaging · WEEE · Batteries · Textiles
Do I need an authorised representative?
Whether you need one, for each country we run and each stream. -
FreePackaging · WEEE · Batteries · Textiles
Fee calculator
The declarations you file and what moves each scheme's bill. It estimates no scheme fee. -
FreePackaging · WEEE · Batteries · Textiles
EPR deadline calendar
The published declaration days of your countries and streams, in your own calendar. -
FreePackaging
Packaging weights
Kilos per material and per country, from your products and the units you shipped. -
FreeWEEE
Which WEEE category?
Five questions place a product in one of the six categories of Directive 2012/19/EU, and say whether it counts as household or professional. -
FreeBatteries
Which battery category?
Three questions place a battery in its category under Regulation (EU) 2023/1542, then list what it owes and from when. -
FreePackaging · WEEE · Batteries · Textiles
Check an EPR number
The public register that shows an EPR number, for each country and stream. -
FreePackaging
PPWR declaration of conformity
A draft that follows Annex VIII to Regulation (EU) 2025/40 point by point, to print or copy. -
FreeBatteries
Must the battery be replaceable?
Whether the end user, or a professional, must be able to replace your product's battery.
What the tools don't do
They answer. They don't decide, and they don't file.
A tool reads the text for your case. The register, the scheme and the authority read your file. Those are different things, and the tools say which is which.
- Indicative, not a decision Each answer is what the text says, read on the day the tool names. The authority decides. We don't. What the tools give you is the question to ask, and where to ask it.
- Nothing leaves your browser No account and no email. What you type is worked out on the page and sent nowhere, so there is nothing for us to keep. How this site handles your data
- Filing stays a person's job A registration or a declaration is a file a person prepares and submits. The scope check is where that starts: free, and read by a person before any quote.
Behind the answers
The tools read the sources our dossiers read. Each one dated.
The EU texts, read at the source, and the dossiers of the countries we run. When a rule changes, the change goes in the log with the pages it moved.
A tool answers one question. The scope check maps all of them.
Tell us where your company is registered, where you ship and what is in the box. You'll see an indicative map of what you owe, on screen, and a person reads it before anyone quotes you anything.
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