Frequently asked questions

EPR stands for Extended Producer Responsibility. It is a policy that makes producers responsible for the end-of-life impact of the products and packaging they place on the market.

EPR commonly covers packaging, WEEE, batteries, and textiles. Coverage varies by country and category, so sellers must check the requirements in each market.

Yes. If you sell physical goods to customers in EU countries, you are typically required to register under the EPR scheme in each destination country.

To set up the app, you will need your packaging information (material and weight) for both product and transport packaging, plus electronics and batteries data (type and weight).

Pricing is plan-based and depends on order volume. See the Shopify App page for the current tiers and details.

Registration is done through national EPR schemes or producer responsibility organizations in each country where you sell. You will usually need company information and packaging data to complete registration.

Most schemes require the weight and material type of packaging you place on the market, and sometimes product categories such as electronics or batteries.

Reporting frequency depends on the country and the scheme. Many require quarterly or annual submissions, while some require monthly reporting for higher volumes.

Non-compliance can lead to fines, sales restrictions, or removal from marketplaces. Penalties vary by country, so it is safer to register and report on time.

Costs depend on your packaging volumes, materials, and the countries you sell in. Fees are usually calculated per kilogram of packaging and vary by scheme.