Producer responsibility
Producer Responsibility ( EPR) is a legal requirement that whoever puts a product on the market is also responsible for the product's end-of-life, i.e. collection, sorting, recycling and disposal. It is based on the polluter pays principle.
Three Danish areas
- Packaging. Entered into force on October 1, 2025. Reporting is done through DPA-System. See guide to packaging producer responsibility.
- Electronics. Regulated by the WEEE directive. Read more in WEEE for webshops.
- Batteries. Gradually rolling out towards 2027 following EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542.
Who is a producer?
By law, you are a producer if you manufacture in the EU, import from non-EU countries, or run a webshop that imports goods from third countries. You are then required to register and report quantities per material (kg or pieces) and pay fees to the collective scheme.
How Shoporama covers it
Shoporama has environmental data fields per product where you enter material, weight and quantity. Data can be exported via REST API or CSV and reported to DPA-System or other collective scheme.
Tip: Fill in the environmental data fields as you create new products so you don't have to collect data manually for quarterly reporting.
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