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EPR Compliance
EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) is an environmental policy that requires producers to take responsibility for the entire lifecycle of their products. If you sell packaged goods, electronics, or batteries in the EU (e.g., Germany, France), marketplaces like Amazon and eBay are legally required to verify your EPR registration numbers or block your listings.
Our expedited channel typically issues the German Packaging registration number within 1–3 business days, ensuring your store remains compliant without delay.
- Package 1: Basic registration and reporting for new sellers.
- Package 2: Includes registration plus the official Dual System recycling fee (approx. €25.94).
- Package 3: Full service including the Dual System ID, recycling certificates, and system proof—ideal for established brands requiring full audit trails.
France has the most extensive EPR categories. Beyond Packaging, WEEE, and Batteries, we also handle specialized categories such as DIY & Garden, Toys, Textiles, and Furniture.
Yes. Austria requires a local Authorized Representative for non-Austrian companies. Our service includes the mandatory representative appointment and notarization assistance, with a processing time of 3–4 weeks.
Yes. If you sell to Spanish consumers, you must register for Packaging EPR. Effective 2024, Spain requires an Authorized Representative for foreign companies, a service we fully provide.
WEEE applies to Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment. If your product requires electricity or electromagnetic fields to function (e.g., LED lights, kitchen appliances, or USB cables), you must register for WEEE.
No. EPR is a national law. You must obtain a separate registration number for each country you sell to (e.g., one for Germany, one for France, etc.).
Failure to report or under-reporting can lead to heavy fines from national authorities (up to €200,000 in Germany) and the permanent revocation of your registration number.
Italy involves complex multi-party audits and consortium registrations (like CONAI). The process usually takes 4–6 weeks. We recommend starting your application early to avoid peak-season disruptions.
VAT Services
You must register for VAT if you store goods in an EU country (e.g., FBA or overseas warehouses) or if your distance sales to EU consumers exceed the €10,000 threshold.
Standard HMRC processing currently takes 3–4 months. We provide a “Rapid Registration” consultation to ensure your documents are perfect, minimizing the risk of rejection or delays.
PVA allows you to declare and recover import VAT on your VAT return rather than paying it upfront at the border. This significantly improves your business cash flow.
Typically, you need your Business License, Director’s ID/Passport, Proof of Store URL, and a signed Power of Attorney. We assist in translating and certifying these for the German Tax Office.
Yes. However, you must formally apply for “De-registration.” Simply ignoring your filings will lead to accumulated penalties and legal issues with tax authorities.
General & Website
Yes. Our EU/UK Authorized Representative services (EC/UK Rep) include a standard GPSR (General Product Safety Regulation) label template to help you meet the December 2024 requirements.
Once we initiate the filing process with government authorities or pay recycling fees on your behalf, these costs are irreversible. Please review our Refund Policy for specific milestones.
To ensure transacsit security, we accept PayPal Invoices, Bank Wire Transfers (SEPA/SWIFT) via PingPong/Payoneer/Wise, and major International Credit Cards.
Absolutely. We partner with ISO 17025 accredited laboratories to provide CE (EMC/LVD/RED), RoHS, REACH, and Energy Labeling (EPREL) certifications with a 7–15 day turnaround.
Upon completion, we provide official certificates and registration numbers (e.g., DE123456789) which can be verified directly on official government databases like LUCID (Germany) or ADEME (France)