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Global EPR for Exporters

Selling into the EU, UK or US makes you a regulated producer at destination. We determine where you actually carry producer status, register you only where you truly owe it, and keep buyer questionnaires and customs moving.

Who this is for

  • Indian manufacturers exporting packaged goods to Europe or the UK
  • Brands selling on EU marketplaces through distributors
  • Exporters whose buyers have started sending EPR compliance questionnaires

What we deliver

  • Producer status determination per market and incoterm
  • Member state registration and authorised representative appointment
  • LUCID, VerpackG, UK pEPR and US state EPR filings
  • Packaging data reporting built from your SKU master
  • A running calendar of returns, fees and renewals

What goes wrong without it

Registration you may not owe

Under PPWR Article 3(1)(15), producer status can sit with your importer depending on incoterms. Vendors still sell you the registration.

Consignments held at customs

Without verifiable registration numbers, EU customs and marketplaces can stop goods until reporting is complete.

Buyer questionnaires failing

Large buyers now run supplier EPR checks. Wrong or missing answers quietly end contracts.

How an engagement runs

01

Map

We test producer status market by market before anything is filed.

02

Register

Only the registrations you actually owe, with authorised representatives where required.

03

Report

Packaging placed on market, reported from source data.

04

Defend

Buyer questionnaires and regulator queries answered with documents on hand.

The outcome

Your goods move, your buyers stay satisfied, and you pay for exactly the obligations you owe. Nothing more.

Frequently asked questions

Maybe. Under PPWR Article 3(1)(15), producer status depends on your incoterms and who imports the goods. Many exporters owe nothing; some owe registration in specific member states. We determine this before you pay for anything.

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