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Choose everything you need. Each service shows the EU law that requires it.

Batteries

A manufacturer outside the EU needs a company in the EU that keeps the technical documentation and answers to market surveillance authorities. As your Authorised Representative we are that company for the whole EU.

In every EU country where you first make batteries available you register as a producer, report quantities and finance their collection. If you sell directly to end users in a country where you are not established, you do this through an authorised representative for EPR there.

From 18 February 2027 every LMT battery, industrial battery above 2 kWh and electric vehicle battery needs a battery passport, reached through a QR code. We create and update it on your behalf.

Packaging

From 12 August 2026 a producer that sells packaging or packaged products directly to end users in an EU country where it is not established appoints an authorised representative for EPR there. Member states may require one from producers outside the EU too.

The PPWR sets out what the label on your packaging must say. Part of that information can be given through a QR code or another digital data carrier. We create the digital label, host it and keep it up to date.

Electrical and electronic equipment

Many electrical products – for example under the low voltage, EMC or RoHS rules – may only be placed on the EU market if an economic operator in the EU is responsible for them. We take on that role.

To sell electrical equipment in an EU country where you are not established, you register for the take-back of waste equipment there, through an authorised representative where national law requires one.

Under the Ecodesign Regulation, product groups covered by a delegated act may only be sold with a digital product passport. We create and update it on your behalf.

Textiles

A seller from another member state that sells textiles or footwear directly to consumers appoints an authorised representative for EPR in each member state where it sells; member states may require one from sellers outside the EU too. Every member state must run a scheme by 17 April 2028.

The links open the article on EUR-Lex, the official database of EU law, in English.