- Overview of EPR Regulations: Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a policy requiring producers to manage the entire lifecycle of their products, including recycling and disposal. As many countries implement mandatory EPR programs, e-commerce sellers must comply to avoid penalties and ensure business continuity.
- Key Compliance Steps: To meet EPR requirements, sellers must obtain an EPR number, regularly report product sales and recycling data, and pay environmental recycling fees. Compliance is essential, as failure to adhere can lead to product removal from sales platforms, customs issues, and hefty fines.
- Importance of EPR Knowledge and Support: Understanding the varying EPR regulations across different regions is crucial for e-commerce sellers. Partnering with a reliable service provider like VATAi can streamline EPR compliance through professional registration, reporting services, and tailored support, allowing sellers to focus on their core business.
Source VATAi
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