https://getgram.eu/ 2026-07-11 weekly 1.0 https://getgram.eu/articles 2026-07-11 weekly 0.8 https://getgram.eu/glossary 2026-07-11 monthly 0.6 https://getgram.eu/do-i-need-epr monthly 0.7 https://getgram.eu/about monthly 0.5 https://getgram.eu/authors/daniel-vaknine 2026-07-11 monthly 0.4 https://getgram.eu/authors/anton-kroger 2026-07-11 monthly 0.4 https://getgram.eu/articles/epr-by-country-europe 2026-07-02 monthly 0.7 https://getgram.eu/images/articles/epr-by-country-europe.webp European Union flag waving against a blue sky https://getgram.eu/images/articles/diagrams/epr-by-country-matrix.svg EPR by country: registers, authorities, and thresholds compared across Germany, France, Sweden, the Netherlands, Denmark and the UK. https://getgram.eu/articles/epr-for-amazon-sellers 2026-06-20 monthly 0.7 https://getgram.eu/images/articles/epr-for-amazon-sellers.webp Smartphone on a desk showing the Amazon shopping app storefront https://getgram.eu/images/articles/diagrams/amazon-epr-delisting-flow.svg Without a valid EPR number in Seller Central, Amazon suspends your listings in Germany and France; registering (LUCID or IDU) and uploading the number restores them. https://getgram.eu/articles/epr-france 2026-07-11 monthly 0.7 https://getgram.eu/images/articles/epr-france.webp EPR France Citeo packaging compliance and Triman label https://getgram.eu/images/articles/diagrams/epr-france-idu-triman.svg Getting a French IDU: join an approved PRO such as Citeo, sign and pay the eco-fee, let the PRO register you at ADEME via SYDEREP, then receive your IDU and print the Triman label. https://getgram.eu/articles/epr-germany 2026-07-11 monthly 0.7 https://getgram.eu/images/articles/epr-germany.webp EPR Germany LUCID packaging compliance https://getgram.eu/images/articles/diagrams/epr-germany-dual-system.svg Germany's two-part system: free LUCID registration with the ZSVR plus a paid contract with a private dual system — both mandatory, and the reported kg must match. https://getgram.eu/articles/epr-reporting-software 2026-06-25 monthly 0.7 https://getgram.eu/images/articles/epr-reporting-software.webp Automated labelling machine applying printed labels to bottles on a production line https://getgram.eu/images/articles/diagrams/epr-software-pipeline.svg EPR reporting software pipeline: it pulls your store orders, strips out personal data, maps packaging presets and aggregates totals into a filing-ready report per PRO, with an audit trail. https://getgram.eu/articles/epr-sweden 2026-07-11 monthly 0.7 https://getgram.eu/images/articles/epr-sweden.webp EPR Sweden packaging compliance overview https://getgram.eu/images/articles/diagrams/epr-sweden-eco-modulation-tiers.svg Swedish eco-modulation: by 2027, hard-to-recycle red-tier plastic (Article 4150) costs roughly 65% more per kilogram than highly recyclable green-tier plastic (Article 4110). https://getgram.eu/articles/epr-vs-ppwr 2026-05-20 monthly 0.7 https://getgram.eu/images/articles/epr-vs-ppwr.webp Grid of empty corrugated cardboard box dividers seen from above https://getgram.eu/images/articles/diagrams/epr-vs-ppwr-comparison.svg EPR sets who pays for packaging recycling; PPWR sets how the packaging is designed — and from 2030 the recyclability grade links the two. https://getgram.eu/articles/ppwr-explained 2026-05-28 monthly 0.7 https://getgram.eu/images/articles/ppwr-explained.webp White recycling symbol on the side of a blue plastic recycling bin https://getgram.eu/images/articles/diagrams/ppwr-recyclability-grades-fees.svg Under PPWR, packaging is graded A, B or C: grade A (highly recyclable) pays the lowest EPR fee and grade C (hard to recycle) the highest, with grade C phased out by 2038. https://getgram.eu/articles/ppwr-timeline 2026-06-02 monthly 0.7 https://getgram.eu/images/articles/ppwr-timeline.webp Retro black-and-white flip clock, evoking the countdown to PPWR compliance deadlines https://getgram.eu/images/articles/diagrams/ppwr-timeline-2026-2040.svg The PPWR timeline: key EU packaging deadlines from the 12 August 2026 application date through to 2040. https://getgram.eu/articles/what-is-an-epr-number 2026-06-15 monthly 0.7 https://getgram.eu/images/articles/what-is-an-epr-number.webp Close-up of a printed data report showing rows of numbers, like an EPR registration record https://getgram.eu/images/articles/diagrams/how-to-get-an-epr-number.svg How to get an EPR number: register with the national authority or its approved PRO, affiliate with a PRO, receive your unique number, then display it — one number per country. https://getgram.eu/articles/what-is-extended-producer-responsibility 2026-05-12 monthly 0.7 https://getgram.eu/images/articles/what-is-extended-producer-responsibility.webp Refuse truck tipping a large pile of cardboard and paper packaging waste at a recycling sorting facility https://getgram.eu/images/articles/diagrams/epr-four-steps.svg The four steps of EPR compliance: register for a number, join a PRO, track your packaging data, then report and pay fees — repeated in each EU country. https://getgram.eu/articles/who-needs-to-register-for-epr 2026-06-08 monthly 0.7 https://getgram.eu/images/articles/who-needs-to-register-for-epr.webp Person signing a printed registration form with a pen https://getgram.eu/images/articles/diagrams/who-is-an-epr-producer.svg You count as an obligated producer if you manufacture, pack orders, import, or distance-sell packaged goods to an EU market — with zero threshold in Germany and France.