Sprache: DE
We are happy to discuss which EPR service is best suited for your company to fulfill your EPR compliance in an individual, free-of-charge phone call or online meeting.
Our great specialty.
With International full-service electrical appliances, batteries, packaging, furniture and textiles EU-wide, legally secure distribution.
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Intensive, tailored consultation on EPR compliance, both national and international, particularly regarding international labeling requirements, is available.
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Sellers on online marketplaces such as eBay or Amazon in particular have to deal with a lot of administration and bureaucracy.
We support and advise you so that your seller accounts are not blocked.
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Fulfil the obligations of the ElektroG in Germany now with our WEEE Germany Full Service. All-round carefree distribution of electrical appliances in Germany.
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Fulfil the obligations of the BattG in Germany now, with our Batteries Germany Full-Service you bring your batteries legally secure onto the German market.
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Fulfil the obligations of the VerpackG in Germany now with our Packaging Germany Full-Service.
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Our combined 20 years of experience in the environmental management, international EPR consultancy and international EPR service industry, as well as our experience on the side of EPR obligated parties, such as wholesalers and retailers, in sales and purchasing, form the cornerstones of the expertise we can offer you today.
We are a family business with heart,
run by us Nina Schulz and Dennis Maubach.
Write to us using our contact form
or reach us directly in person by phone or e-mail:
Phone: +49 2443 994912-0
Mobile: 0160 4256809
Email: beratung@my-compliance.de
We advise and register your company regarding the EPR guidelines for WEEE, batteries and packaging as well as textiles and furniture at home and abroad.
We conscientiously analyse your distribution channels and sales markets, as well as the categorisation of your products and packaging.
You take care of your core business again - we safeguard you, including legal monitoring and registration reports, so that you are always up to date without it costing you time.
From a small compliance check for one country to large international consultancy projects, from pure labelling enquiries to multi-country full-service packages - we will find the right offer for you.
One-to-one care is our deep conviction, so that a relationship of trust can develop. Our customers are our greatest value and should be treated as such.
Our structure and digitisation allows registration reports at the touch of a button and a response time of 1-2 working days, so that all processes can continue swiftly on the way to your compliance.
The new EU Packaging Regulation, also known as the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), will become mandatory across all EU member states and demands that manufacturers, importers, and distributors take comprehensive responsibility for their packaging, including registration duties and extended obligations for disposal and recycling. Additionally, from 2030, all packaging must meet recyclability requirements, necessitating specific labels for material composition and reusability to enhance the efficiency of recycling processes.
Researchers at Empa have devised a method to convert spent grain, a by-product of the brewing process, into high-quality nanocellulose for sustainable packaging materials. This innovation presents an eco-friendly alternative to traditional packaging materials and could offer significant economic benefits for businesses.
From 1 April 2024, companies in Denmark that fall under producer responsibility for packaging must register and report their expected packaging volumes in order to increase recycling rates and reduce environmental impacts. The reporting obligation includes a detailed breakdown by material and an indication of the type of disposal, while simplified reporting procedures exist for the year 2024 for companies with less than 8 tonnes of packaging material and reusable packaging does not have to be reported until July 2025.
In Wisconsin, Senate Bill 866 revises the existing "E-Cycle Wisconsin" electronics law, making changes based on recommendations from the Department of Conservation and Resources. Key changes include a new method for setting annual recycling goals for electronics manufacturers, an expanded definition of "peripheral equipment" and an increase in registration fees for manufacturers beginning in March 2025.
In the USA, various states such as California, New York, and New Jersey are taking a pioneering role with legislative proposals for Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for textiles, obliging producers to implement collection and recycling programs and to promote a circular economy. Across states, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has proposed the FABRIC Act to boost domestic clothing production and labor protection measures, with support from other Democratic senators.
Nina Schulz and Dennis Maubach
Managing directors
The extended producer responsibility resulting from the directives, in the national and international area, often causes questions and perplexity for companies.
We can help you focus on your core business again, advise you on your EPR obligations and can also offer and largely take over your responsibilities in a full service.
We look forward to your contact.
Phone: +49 2443 994912-0
Mobile: 0160 4256809
Email: beratung@my-compliance.de
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