EPR registration
Your EPR numbers, sorted.
Amazon won’t let you sell in Germany or France without valid Extended Producer Responsibility registrations. We register you, keep you renewed and remind you when reports are due.
What EPR actually is
EPR means the business that first puts packaging, electrical goods or batteries on a country’s market pays towards collecting and recycling them. Each country runs its own registers and schemes, and each one issues its own registration number.
Amazon checks those numbers. If you sell in a category that needs EPR and your numbers are missing or expired, Amazon can block your listings in that country until they are fixed.
What we cover
Germany
- Packaging (VerpackG): LUCID registration and a licence with a packaging compliance scheme
- Electricals (ElektroG): WEEE registration with stiftung ear, with a German authorised representative arranged where required
- Batteries: registration with stiftung ear
France
- Packaging: unique ID (UIN) through an approved scheme
- Electricals: UIN for electrical and electronic equipment
- Batteries, textiles, furniture, toys and more: UINs for the categories you sell
- Authorised representative arranged where France requires one
Other EU countries
Selling in Spain, Italy, Austria, the Netherlands or elsewhere? Tell us where and what you sell and we’ll quote for the registrations you need.
How it works
01
Tell us what you sell
Products, packaging, countries and rough volumes. We tell you exactly which registrations you need, and which you don’t.
02
We register you
We prepare and file the registrations and scheme contracts, and send you the numbers for Seller Central.
03
We keep them live
Annual volume reports, renewals and scheme changes, with reminders before anything is due.
Need a Responsible Person too?
Most sellers who need EPR in the EU also need an EU Responsible Person. Combine both under one fixed monthly fee.