Under the PPWR, marketplaces have to check EPR numbers, one per country. No number, no listing. No listing, no orders. And the first place that shows up is your warehouse floor.
FranceActive
GermanyActive
SpainActive
A seller who can't list stops shipping. Your costs stay the same.
Stock at a 3PL generally doesn't make a seller established in that country, so they still need a representative.
212,821 foreign companies in Germany's packaging register show no authorised representative (LUCID public register, 31 Oct 2026, excluding China).
Copy these into your service list, proposals or website. We deliver them.
Add one question to seller onboarding: "Which countries do you sell into, and do you have an EPR number for each?" If not, send your link. Your warehouse team changes nothing. If your system holds the order data, see how 3PL software can support EPR reporting.
€668 per client, plus the same again every year they renew
Become a partner →Examples of what one client pays us a year in each country you tick. What each client needs depends on what they sell, so your real figures will vary.
Our own representative in each. You don't need a different provider per country.
EPRFranceRep SAS, Paris
Authorised representative, IDU, eco-organisme membership, declarations
EPRGermanyRep
Authorised representative in LUCID, dual-system licence, reports
EPRSpainRep
Authorised representative, registers, ENV declarations
You do. Each client signs their own mandate with us, because the representative has to be legally appointed. We deal with them on EPR; everything else stays with you.
How many leads and paid clients came from you, their yearly fees and your fee. You see a client's own account only after they approve your access. They can withdraw it at any time.
No. They pay the same published price as anyone else. Your fee comes out of ours.
France, Germany and Spain, with our own representative in each. We don't offer other countries for now.
Tell us in the form. A firm established in the country can often hold the representative role itself, so the set-up may be different.
Yes, through a white-label agreement. Your client stays in your interface, but still appoints our representative directly, because the law requires a named representative with a signed mandate. Tell us in the form what you have in mind.
Rules differ by profession and country, for example for tax advisers. Check yours before you accept a fee. If you can't accept one, you can still introduce clients without it.
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