Trusted Across 25+ Countries
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes hold producers accountable for the end-of-life management of packaging, batteries, electronics, textiles and other regulated products. We help you navigate registrations, reporting, take-back systems and data harmonization across diverse global EPR schemes.
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a policy approach that makes producers responsible for the end-of-life management of the products and packaging they place on the market — including packaging, WEEE, batteries and textiles.
Governments around the world run their own national or regional EPR schemes, each with different registration, reporting, fee and take-back requirements — creating a complex, fragmented compliance burden for companies selling across multiple markets.
Global PCCS helps you navigate these diverse global EPR schemes, from registration and reporting to data harmonization and take-back system participation.
Talk to an EPR expert →EPR obligations for the packaging your products are placed on the market in, across national schemes.
Compliance for waste electrical and electronic equipment collection and recycling obligations.
Reporting and take-back obligations for batteries placed on the market.
Emerging EPR requirements for textile products across multiple jurisdictions.
Additional product categories subject to national or regional EPR schemes as regulations evolve.
Developing tailored strategies to navigate diverse global EPR schemes across different product categories.
Assisting with mandatory registrations, declarations, and ongoing reporting to various national EPR organizations.
Ensuring adherence to specific EPR requirements for packaging, WEEE, batteries, textiles and other regulated products.
Supporting the gathering, validation and submission of product and material data required for EPR calculations.
Advising and facilitating participation in collective take-back schemes or setting up individual solutions.
Educating teams on EPR principles, regulatory requirements and best practices.
EPR compliance is our craft. From strategy and registration to reporting, data harmonization and take-back solutions — we combine deep regulatory knowledge with practical, on-time delivery so your multi-country EPR obligations are always covered.
Years of dedicated EPR practice across packaging, WEEE, batteries and textiles regulations worldwide.
Strategy, registration, reporting, data harmonization, take-back solutions and training — all under one roof.
We close EPR compliance gaps before they turn into fines or market access restrictions.
Every service is designed to simplify your compliance burden across 25+ countries and diverse EPR schemes.
Proven workflows compress the EPR registration and reporting cycle without cutting corners.
Over 800 EPR registrations and annual declarations managed for our clients across 25+ countries.
By centralizing EPR compliance with Global PCCS, clients save significant time on administrative tasks related to multi-country EPR reporting and fee calculations.
800+ EPR registrations and declarations managed across 25+ countries on your behalf.
Comprehensive EPR management strategies help you meet collection and recycling targets across all regulated categories.
Over 50,000 tonnes of packaging, batteries and electronics accurately reported to relevant EPR schemes.
Save 300–500 hours per year on administrative tasks related to multi-country EPR reporting.
Proactive EPR services significantly reduce potential non-compliance fines and market access restrictions.
Optimized data management and timely reporting help you avoid late penalties and reduce annual EPR fees.
EPR is a policy approach that makes producers responsible for the end-of-life management of the products and packaging they place on the market, including packaging, WEEE, batteries and textiles.
EPR schemes typically cover packaging, WEEE (electronics), batteries, textiles and other regulated products, with specific requirements varying by country and category.
In most cases, yes — EPR schemes are national or regional, so companies selling in multiple markets often need separate registrations and declarations. We help manage this across 25+ countries.
A take-back scheme is a collective or individual system for collecting and properly managing products at end-of-life. We advise on and facilitate participation in these schemes.
We support the gathering, validation and submission of product and material data required for EPR calculations, ensuring accurate volume and fee reporting.
Yes — we educate teams on EPR principles, regulatory requirements and best practices, tailored to your product categories and markets.
Partner with Global PCCS for expert strategy, registration and reporting management, compliance optimization, data harmonization, take-back solutions and training — so your global EPR obligations stay on track.