Does EPR apply to your business?
To determine if your business will be in the scope of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations, you must know your turnover and packaging use in tonnes. You'll also need to understand if you're carrying our key packaging activities as the UK Government defines.
If you're in the scope of EPR legislation, how it will apply to your company depends on if you're closed as a small businesses or a large business.
Find out if EPR applied to your business...


Download our FREE Extended Producer Responsibility Guide


Our FREE guide to Extended Producer Responsibility will:
- Explore what Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is
- Present essential information to help understand the details of EPR
- Investigate the reasons behind the introduction of EPR
- Determine EPR's relevance to your business
- Outline the actions your business must take to ensure compliance with the new regulations
- Discuss how you can prepare and share strategies to optimise your packaging to minimise EPR fees
Support preparing for Extended Producer Responsibity
At Macfarlane Packaging, we can help you optimise your packaging so you can make it lighter, use less and swap to more sustainable materials. We've also got tools that can illustrate EPR fees and an e-trading platform for easy waste reporting.