- Denmark’s EPR rules require companies placing packaging or single-use plastics on the Danish market to register, pay fees, and report to authorities starting 1 October 2025.
- The fees cover costs for collection, sorting, and recycling, shifting financial and operational responsibility for packaging waste to producers.
- Both Danish and foreign companies selling to Danish consumers (B2B or B2C) may be considered producers and subject to these obligations.
- The rules create significant administrative requirements for affected businesses.
- Companies must review their supply chains to ensure compliance, supporting EU goals of waste reduction and sustainable product design.
Source: bdo.global
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