# Amazon EPR Alberta: who is the producer?

Last verified: November 4, 2026 · https://instica.com/epr/for/amazon/alberta

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For Amazon sales in Alberta, the sourced hierarchy names the brand owner, importer and seller as the producer of primary packaging. It adds secondary (brand owner, importer and seller) and shipping (brand owner, importer and seller). Instica estimates which role fits your sales and prepares the data; you confirm the role, then sign and submit.

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## Who is the producer for Amazon sales in Alberta?

A packaging producer is not one business for every pack. The hierarchy for Alberta assigns a role at each packaging level, and 4 levels have roles named in the sourced text. Amazon sales touch 3 of them in Instica’s grouping, so the table below shows every level and marks the ones that apply to this channel.

<a id="hierarchy"></a>**Producer roles by packaging level in Alberta**

| Packaging level | Roles named in the hierarchy | For Amazon |
| --- | --- | --- |
| primary | brand owner, importer and seller | Applies to Amazon sales |
| secondary | brand owner, importer and seller | Applies to Amazon sales |
| tertiary | brand owner, importer and seller | Not part of a typical Amazon order |
| shipping | brand owner, importer and seller | Applies to Amazon sales |
| service | — | No role named |
| other | — | No role named |

<a id="hierarchy-primary"></a>Alberta: at the primary packaging level the producer hierarchy names the brand owner, importer and seller (2022).

Primary packaging is the pack that directly holds the item and reaches the customer with it: the bag, jar, bottle, can or wrapper. For Amazon sales the hierarchy assigns it to the brand owner, importer and seller, in that order of precedence.

<a id="hierarchy-secondary"></a>Alberta: at the secondary packaging level the producer hierarchy names the brand owner, importer and seller (2022).

Secondary packaging groups or presents primary packs, such as an outer box, a sleeve or a multipack carton. For Amazon sales the hierarchy assigns it to the brand owner, importer and seller, in that order of precedence.

<a id="hierarchy-tertiary"></a>Alberta: at the tertiary packaging level the producer hierarchy names the brand owner, importer and seller (2022).

Tertiary packaging moves goods in bulk: pallets, stretch wrap, corner boards and outer cartons for warehouse and freight. For Amazon sales the hierarchy assigns it to the brand owner, importer and seller, in that order of precedence.

<a id="hierarchy-shipping"></a>Alberta: at the shipping packaging level the producer hierarchy names the brand owner, importer and seller (2022).

Shipping packaging is what an order travels in to the customer: the mailer or shipping box, void fill, tape and labels. For Amazon sales the hierarchy assigns it to the brand owner, importer and seller, in that order of precedence.

The roles above are defined by the law, not by the channel. This is what each one means for a seller whose orders come through Amazon, and the tests below are the questions to answer about your own business. For a seller on Amazon the role is a question of facts: who made the product, whose brand is on it, who packs and ships the order and whether it was brought into the jurisdiction. You answer those questions in the workspace, Instica reads the hierarchy against them, and you confirm the result.

- **brand owner**: The brand owner is the owner of the brand or trademark the product is sold under. Look at the trademark on the pack: the business that owns it holds this role, even when another business filled and packed the goods.
- **importer**: The importer is the business that brings the packaged goods, or the packaging itself, into the jurisdiction. Look at where the goods came from: stock that crossed the border to reach you makes you the importer for that stock.
- **seller**: The seller is the business that sells the packaged goods to the customer. Look at who sells to the end customer: the business that completes the sale holds this role.

The statute or regulator text behind the Alberta hierarchy, in its source wording:

> the producer is (a) the brand holder of the designated material, if the brand holder is resident in Canada,
>
> Source: kings-printer.alberta.ca: 2022 194 (https://kings-printer.alberta.ca/documents/Regs/2022_194.pdf), Retrieved: November 4, 2026, Language: en

Paraphrase: Extended Producer Responsibility Regulation, AR 194/2022, s 14 (Part 1: single-use products, packaging, packaging-like products and paper products supplied to consumers for residential use). s 14(1): the producer is (a) the brand holder, if resident in Canada; (b) if none, the importer, if resident in Alberta; (c) if none, the retailer who supplied the material to the consumer (s 1(y): retailer includes online orders). s 14(2): where that producer is a business operated wholly or in part as a franchise, the franchisor is the producer if it has franchisees resident in Alberta. s 14(3): for designated material an importer added to a product for transportation or other purposes, the producer is the Alberta-resident importer, else the retailer. The regulation does not split by packaging level; the same order is applied to every level that reaches residential consumers. No marketplace-facilitator rule appears in s 14.

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## What Amazon changes about the answer

The hub for Alberta gives the default answer, primary: brand owner > importer > seller. For Amazon sales the outcome is primary: brand owner > importer > seller; secondary: brand owner > importer > seller; shipping: brand owner > importer > seller. The difference is the secondary and shipping levels, which an order placed through Amazon brings into scope and a plain in-store sale does not.

Instica groups the packaging levels an order placed through Amazon produces as primary, secondary and shipping. That grouping is our reading of how the channel ships goods, not wording from the law, and it is what makes the outcome here different from the default.

Amazon sellers either ship orders themselves or send stock to fulfilment centres, so the same business can be the packer of a shipping carton on one order and only the brand owner on the next. The order and shipment reports record the destination country and state of each order, which is the data a regional estimate needs.

<a id="outcome-primary"></a>For Amazon sales in Alberta, the producer outcome is primary: brand owner then importer then seller.

<a id="outcome-secondary"></a>For Amazon sales in Alberta, the producer outcome is secondary: brand owner then importer then seller.

<a id="outcome-shipping"></a>For Amazon sales in Alberta, the producer outcome is shipping: brand owner then importer then seller.

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## Does a small-seller threshold apply in Alberta?

2 thresholds are published for Alberta. A threshold can exempt a small producer, trigger registration or move a producer to a lighter regime, so check these before anything else as a seller on Amazon.

<a id="thresholds-table"></a>**Thresholds published for Alberta**

| Measure | Amount | Effect | Basis |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| revenue | CA$1,500,000 | exempt below the threshold | Alberta revenue |
| tonnage | 9 tonnes | reduced duties | residential supply per year (9 t paper; 2 t rigid plastic; 2 t flexible plastic; 1 t glass; 1 t metal) |

<a id="threshold-fee_exempt_revenue"></a>Alberta threshold on revenue: CA$1,500,000; effect: exempt below the threshold.

<a id="threshold-registered_no_fee_tonnage"></a>Alberta threshold on tonnage: 9 tonnes; effect: reduced duties.

<a id="revenue-scope"></a>Alberta measures revenue as gross revenue inside the jurisdiction in CAD, over the year.

The way Alberta counts revenue is set out above. Sales through several channels are added together, so one storefront alone may not tell you where you stand.

Marketplace sales count toward your totals even when the marketplace handles fulfilment, because the thresholds measure what you put on the market, not who drove the van.

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## Registration and the organisation in Alberta

Once you know you are the producer, the next questions are where to register and with whom. The facts below are the sourced answers for Alberta; Instica prepares the data, and you register and report yourself.

> **Not yet published**: Registration and the organisation in Alberta: not yet published. Reason: Registry details not quoted.

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## Exemptions listed for Alberta

Alberta lists one exemption. An exemption is a rule in the source, so Instica quotes it rather than judging whether you qualify.

<a id="exemption-under_revenue"></a>Alberta exemption: Producers under CAD 1,500,000 Alberta revenue are exempt It does not have to be applied for.

Whether an exemption fits a business selling on Amazon depends on your totals across every channel, not on Amazon alone.

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## Dates that matter in Alberta

4 dates are published for Alberta. Dates come from the regulator or the organisation, and each one shows what it covers.

<a id="deadlines-table"></a>**Dates published for Alberta**

| Kind | Date | Covers | Note |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| report | June 30 | preceding calendar year (January 1 to December 31) | ARMA PPP Bylaw 11.3: PPP producers submit an annual (supply) report to the Authority no later than June 30 each year, through ARMA Connect or through the producer's PRO by the PRO's deadline. Re-confirmed against the current bylaws (approved September 27, 2023, amended through May 7, 2026). |
| rate publication | March 8 | current calendar year's ARMA oversight fees (based on supply data from two years earlier) | ARMA posts the Notice of Final Oversight Fees by March 8, at least 30 days before invoicing. These are ARMA's oversight fees, separate from the PRO's program fees. |
| payment | April 8 | current calendar year's ARMA oversight fees | ARMA invoices annual oversight fees on April 8. Standard payment terms are 60 days from the invoice issue date, with interest after that. A PRO may collect and remit these fees for its producers. |
| other | October 1, 2026 | — | One-off: by October 1, 2026, PPP producers (through their PRO) must provide a common collection system to single-family dwellings in Registered Communities that were not receiving recycling service from a Community Authority as of November 30, 2022. This date has now passed. |

<a id="deadline-annual_report"></a>Alberta: report date June 30, covering preceding calendar year (January 1 to December 31).

<a id="deadline-final_oversight_fee_notice"></a>Alberta: rate publication date March 8, covering current calendar year's ARMA oversight fees (based on supply data from two years earlier).

<a id="deadline-oversight_fee_invoice"></a>Alberta: payment date April 8, covering current calendar year's ARMA oversight fees.

<a id="deadline-collection_service_2026"></a>Alberta: other date October 1, 2026.

Marketplace order reports are available on demand, so the quickest way to be ready for a reporting date is to export the last period’s orders and check the destination split early.

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## Penalties in Alberta

No verified penalty is published for Alberta yet.

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## What Amazon data Instica reads

Instica reads 2 exports from Amazon and maps each column to the fields an estimate needs: the order, the SKU, the quantity and where the order was sent. The destination is what splits your units by jurisdiction.

<a id="preset-amazon_orders"></a>**How the Amazon order report (All Orders) maps to Instica fields**

| Instica field | Column in the export | Needed |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Fulfilment | fulfillment-channel | Optional |
| Item status | item-status | Optional |
| Marketplace | sales-channel | Optional |
| Order date | purchase-date | Required |
| Order number | amazon-order-id | Required |
| Quantity | quantity | Required |
| Ship-to country | ship-country | Optional |
| Ship-to postcode | ship-postal-code | Optional |
| Ship-to state or region | ship-state | Optional |
| SKU | sku | Required |
| Order status | order-status | Optional |

<a id="preset-amazon_orders-columns"></a>Instica maps 11 columns of the Amazon order report (All Orders) (tab-separated) to its own fields.

<a id="preset-amazon_orders-required"></a>The Amazon order report (All Orders) needs Order number, Order date, SKU and Quantity to be mapped before an estimate can run.

<a id="preset-amazon_orders-countries"></a>Amazon marketplace sites map to destination countries as follows: amazon.ca → CA, amazon.co.uk → GB, amazon.com → US, amazon.com.be → BE, amazon.de → DE, amazon.es → ES, amazon.fr → FR, amazon.ie → IE, amazon.it → IT, amazon.nl → NL, amazon.pl → PL and amazon.se → SE.

<a id="preset-amazon_fba_shipments"></a>**How the Amazon FBA fulfilled shipments report maps to Instica fields**

| Instica field | Column in the export | Needed |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Marketplace | sales-channel | Optional |
| Order date | shipment-date / purchase-date | Required |
| Order number | amazon-order-id | Required |
| Quantity | quantity-shipped / quantity | Required |
| Ship-to country | ship-country | Optional |
| Ship-to postcode | ship-postal-code | Optional |
| Ship-to state or region | ship-state | Optional |
| SKU | sku | Required |

<a id="preset-amazon_fba_shipments-columns"></a>Instica maps 8 columns of the Amazon FBA fulfilled shipments report (tab-separated) to its own fields.

<a id="preset-amazon_fba_shipments-required"></a>The Amazon FBA fulfilled shipments report needs Order number, Order date, SKU and Quantity to be mapped before an estimate can run.

<a id="preset-amazon_fba_shipments-countries"></a>Amazon marketplace sites map to destination countries as follows: amazon.ca → CA, amazon.co.uk → GB, amazon.com → US, amazon.com.be → BE, amazon.de → DE, amazon.es → ES, amazon.fr → FR, amazon.ie → IE, amazon.it → IT, amazon.nl → NL, amazon.pl → PL and amazon.se → SE.

Orders are matched to Alberta by the ship-to state or region column. Rows outside your chosen jurisdictions are left out of this page’s estimate and counted elsewhere.

An export from Amazon carries the destination of every order, so one file can feed estimates for Alberta and every other jurisdiction your orders reach.

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## What to do next as a seller on Amazon

1. Confirm your role for Amazon sales in Alberta against the table above.
2. Check the thresholds and exemptions with your total sales across every channel.
3. Find out where producers register in Alberta.
4. Export your Amazon orders and let Instica match the destinations and estimate the weights.
5. Review the estimate, correct any figure you know better, then sign and submit the report yourself.

Instica measures, estimates and prepares the Amazon data. It does not decide your role, sign for you or submit anything.

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## Questions sellers ask

### <a id="q1"></a>Am I the producer if I sell on Amazon in Alberta?

It depends on the facts of each product. The sourced hierarchy for Alberta names the brand owner, importer and seller for primary packaging. If you made the product, own its brand or imported it, you are probably in that list; if you only resell another brand’s goods, someone else may be the producer. Instica estimates the likely role from your answers and you confirm it.

### <a id="q2"></a>Does Amazon register or report for me?

The hierarchy for Alberta does not name the marketplace as a producer, so plan on registering and reporting yourself or through a party you appoint.

### <a id="q3"></a>What is different about Amazon compared with selling in a shop?

An order placed through Amazon is shipped to the customer, so shipping packaging enters the picture. For Alberta the outcome is primary: brand owner > importer > seller; secondary: brand owner > importer > seller; shipping: brand owner > importer > seller. The hub for Alberta describes the default for primary packaging only.

### <a id="q4"></a>Is there a size threshold for Amazon sellers in Alberta?

Alberta threshold on revenue: CA$1,500,000; effect: exempt below the threshold. The threshold counts all your sales, not only Amazon.

### <a id="q5"></a>When is the next date I should know about?

Alberta: report date June 30, covering preceding calendar year (January 1 to December 31).

### <a id="q6"></a>What happens if I do not register?

No verified penalty is published for Alberta yet. Instica does not predict penalties.

### <a id="q7"></a>Do I need an organisation to handle this for me?

The sourced text for Alberta names no single organisation. Instica prepares the data and you choose how to register.

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## How these figures are made

> **Estimate**: Instica measures, estimates and prepares. Every figure on this page is read from a sourced record or computed from one, and each carries its data quality. The customer signs and submits the report; Instica never stores regulator login details and never files on your behalf. This page is general information about published rules; confirm your own position with a qualified adviser.

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## Facts on this page

Each fact is a self-contained sentence with its source. Link to a fact with its anchor.

- <a id="producer-outcome"></a>For Amazon sales in Alberta, the producer outcome is primary: brand owner then importer then seller; secondary: brand owner then importer then seller; shipping: brand owner then importer then seller. [#producer-outcome](#producer-outcome)
  Value: primary: brand_owner > importer > seller; secondary: brand_owner > importer > seller; shipping: brand_owner > importer > seller · Source: https://kings-printer.alberta.ca/documents/Regs/2022_194.pdf · Retrieved: November 4, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: the producer is (a) the brand holder of the designated material, if the brand holder is resident in Canada,
- Alberta: at the primary packaging level the producer hierarchy names the brand owner, importer and seller (2022). [#hierarchy-primary](#hierarchy-primary)
  Value: brand_owner > importer > seller · Source: https://kings-printer.alberta.ca/documents/Regs/2022_194.pdf · Retrieved: November 4, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: the producer is (a) the brand holder of the designated material, if the brand holder is resident in Canada,
- Alberta: at the secondary packaging level the producer hierarchy names the brand owner, importer and seller (2022). [#hierarchy-secondary](#hierarchy-secondary)
  Value: brand_owner > importer > seller · Source: https://kings-printer.alberta.ca/documents/Regs/2022_194.pdf · Retrieved: November 4, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: the producer is (a) the brand holder of the designated material, if the brand holder is resident in Canada,
- Alberta: at the tertiary packaging level the producer hierarchy names the brand owner, importer and seller (2022). [#hierarchy-tertiary](#hierarchy-tertiary)
  Value: brand_owner > importer > seller · Source: https://kings-printer.alberta.ca/documents/Regs/2022_194.pdf · Retrieved: November 4, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: the producer is (a) the brand holder of the designated material, if the brand holder is resident in Canada,
- Alberta: at the shipping packaging level the producer hierarchy names the brand owner, importer and seller (2022). [#hierarchy-shipping](#hierarchy-shipping)
  Value: brand_owner > importer > seller · Source: https://kings-printer.alberta.ca/documents/Regs/2022_194.pdf · Retrieved: November 4, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: the producer is (a) the brand holder of the designated material, if the brand holder is resident in Canada,
- For Amazon sales in Alberta, the producer outcome is primary: brand owner then importer then seller. [#outcome-primary](#outcome-primary)
  Value: brand_owner > importer > seller · Source: https://kings-printer.alberta.ca/documents/Regs/2022_194.pdf · Retrieved: November 4, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: the producer is (a) the brand holder of the designated material, if the brand holder is resident in Canada,
- For Amazon sales in Alberta, the producer outcome is secondary: brand owner then importer then seller. [#outcome-secondary](#outcome-secondary)
  Value: brand_owner > importer > seller · Source: https://kings-printer.alberta.ca/documents/Regs/2022_194.pdf · Retrieved: November 4, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: the producer is (a) the brand holder of the designated material, if the brand holder is resident in Canada,
- For Amazon sales in Alberta, the producer outcome is shipping: brand owner then importer then seller. [#outcome-shipping](#outcome-shipping)
  Value: brand_owner > importer > seller · Source: https://kings-printer.alberta.ca/documents/Regs/2022_194.pdf · Retrieved: November 4, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: the producer is (a) the brand holder of the designated material, if the brand holder is resident in Canada,
- <a id="regime"></a>Alberta: the packaging rules sit in Extended Producer Responsibility Regulation, Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act (packaging, paper products). [#regime](#regime)
  Value: Extended Producer Responsibility Regulation, Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act (packaging, paper products) · Source: https://www.albertarecycling.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/0224_EPR-Single%E2%80%91use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws-February-26-2024.pdf · Retrieved: September 29, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: PPP Producers shall submit an annual report to the Authority no later than June 30th each year.
- <a id="regulator"></a>Alberta: the regulator is Alberta Recycling Management Authority (ARMA). [#regulator](#regulator)
  Value: Alberta Recycling Management Authority (ARMA) · Source: https://www.albertarecycling.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/0224_EPR-Single%E2%80%91use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws-February-26-2024.pdf · Retrieved: September 29, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: PPP Producers shall submit an annual report to the Authority no later than June 30th each year.
- <a id="obligated"></a>Alberta places an obligation on packaging producers. [#obligated](#obligated)
  Value: yes · Source: https://www.albertarecycling.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/0224_EPR-Single%E2%80%91use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws-February-26-2024.pdf · Retrieved: September 29, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: PPP Producers shall submit an annual report to the Authority no later than June 30th each year.
- Alberta measures revenue as gross revenue inside the jurisdiction in CAD, over the year. [#revenue-scope](#revenue-scope)
  Value: in_jurisdiction · Source: https://files.albertarecycling.ca/EPR_Single%E2%80%91Use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws.pdf · Retrieved: October 7, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: has an annual gross revenue in Alberta less than one million and five hundred thousand dollars $1,500,000.
- Alberta threshold on revenue: CA$1,500,000; effect: exempt below the threshold. [#threshold-fee_exempt_revenue](#threshold-fee_exempt_revenue)
  Value: CA$1,500,000 · Source: https://files.albertarecycling.ca/EPR_Single%E2%80%91Use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws.pdf · Retrieved: October 7, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: has an annual gross revenue in Alberta less than one million and five hundred thousand dollars $1,500,000.
- Alberta threshold on tonnage: 9 tonnes; effect: reduced duties. [#threshold-registered_no_fee_tonnage](#threshold-registered_no_fee_tonnage)
  Value: 9 tonnes · Source: https://files.albertarecycling.ca/EPR_Single%E2%80%91Use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws.pdf · Retrieved: October 7, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: less than each of the amounts listed for the following materials: (a) 9 tonnes of paper per calendar year; (b) 2 tonnes of rigid plastic
- Alberta exemption: Producers under CAD 1,500,000 Alberta revenue are exempt It does not have to be applied for. [#exemption-under_revenue](#exemption-under_revenue)
  Value: under_revenue · Source: https://files.albertarecycling.ca/EPR_Single%E2%80%91Use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws.pdf · Retrieved: October 7, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: has an annual gross revenue in Alberta less than one million and five hundred thousand dollars $1,500,000.
- Alberta: report date June 30, covering preceding calendar year (January 1 to December 31). [#deadline-annual_report](#deadline-annual_report)
  Value: June 30 · Source: https://files.albertarecycling.ca/EPR_Single%E2%80%91Use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws.pdf · Retrieved: November 4, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: PPP Producers shall submit an annual report to the Authority no later than June 30th each year.
- Alberta: rate publication date March 8, covering current calendar year's ARMA oversight fees (based on supply data from two years earlier). [#deadline-final_oversight_fee_notice](#deadline-final_oversight_fee_notice)
  Value: March 8 · Source: https://www.albertarecycling.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/EPR-Oversight-Fee-Guide.pdf · Retrieved: November 4, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: By March 8 Notice of Final Oversight Fees posted (minimum of 30 days prior to invoicing) April 8 Invoicing of Oversight Fees
- Alberta: payment date April 8, covering current calendar year's ARMA oversight fees. [#deadline-oversight_fee_invoice](#deadline-oversight_fee_invoice)
  Value: April 8 · Source: https://www.albertarecycling.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/EPR-Oversight-Fee-Guide.pdf · Retrieved: November 4, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: By March 8 Notice of Final Oversight Fees posted (minimum of 30 days prior to invoicing) April 8 Invoicing of Oversight Fees
- Alberta: other date October 1, 2026. [#deadline-collection_service_2026](#deadline-collection_service_2026)
  Value: October 1, 2026 · Source: https://files.albertarecycling.ca/EPR_Single%E2%80%91Use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws.pdf · Retrieved: November 4, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: A PPP Producer must provide, by October 1, 2026, to single-family dwellings in Registered Communities that were not receiving recycling service
- Instica maps 11 columns of the Amazon order report (All Orders) (tab-separated) to its own fields. [#preset-amazon_orders-columns](#preset-amazon_orders-columns)
  Value: 11 · Source: https://developer-docs.amazon/sp-api/docs/report-type-values-order · Retrieved: November 3, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: amazon-order-id merchant-order-id purchase-date last-updated-date order-status order-item-id fulfillment-channel sales-channel order-channel ship-service-level product-name sku asin item-status quantity
- The Amazon order report (All Orders) needs Order number, Order date, SKU and Quantity to be mapped before an estimate can run. [#preset-amazon_orders-required](#preset-amazon_orders-required)
  Value: order_id,order_date,sku,quantity · Source: https://developer-docs.amazon/sp-api/docs/report-type-values-order · Retrieved: November 3, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: amazon-order-id merchant-order-id purchase-date last-updated-date order-status order-item-id fulfillment-channel sales-channel order-channel ship-service-level product-name sku asin item-status quantity
- Amazon marketplace sites map to destination countries as follows: amazon.ca → CA, amazon.co.uk → GB, amazon.com → US, amazon.com.be → BE, amazon.de → DE, amazon.es → ES, amazon.fr → FR, amazon.ie → IE, amazon.it → IT, amazon.nl → NL, amazon.pl → PL and amazon.se → SE. [#preset-amazon_orders-countries](#preset-amazon_orders-countries)
  Value: 12 · Source: https://developer-docs.amazon/sp-api/docs/report-type-values-order · Retrieved: November 3, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: amazon-order-id merchant-order-id purchase-date last-updated-date order-status order-item-id fulfillment-channel sales-channel order-channel ship-service-level product-name sku asin item-status quantity
- Instica maps 8 columns of the Amazon FBA fulfilled shipments report (tab-separated) to its own fields. [#preset-amazon_fba_shipments-columns](#preset-amazon_fba_shipments-columns)
  Value: 8 · Source: https://developer-docs.amazon/sp-api/docs/report-type-values-fba · Retrieved: November 3, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: amazon-order-id merchant-order-id shipment-id shipment-item-id amazon-order-item-id merchant-order-item-id purchase-date payments-date shipment-date reporting-date buyer-email buyer-name buyer-phone-number sku product-name quantity-shipped
- The Amazon FBA fulfilled shipments report needs Order number, Order date, SKU and Quantity to be mapped before an estimate can run. [#preset-amazon_fba_shipments-required](#preset-amazon_fba_shipments-required)
  Value: order_id,order_date,sku,quantity · Source: https://developer-docs.amazon/sp-api/docs/report-type-values-fba · Retrieved: November 3, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: amazon-order-id merchant-order-id shipment-id shipment-item-id amazon-order-item-id merchant-order-item-id purchase-date payments-date shipment-date reporting-date buyer-email buyer-name buyer-phone-number sku product-name quantity-shipped
- Amazon marketplace sites map to destination countries as follows: amazon.ca → CA, amazon.co.uk → GB, amazon.com → US, amazon.com.be → BE, amazon.de → DE, amazon.es → ES, amazon.fr → FR, amazon.ie → IE, amazon.it → IT, amazon.nl → NL, amazon.pl → PL and amazon.se → SE. [#preset-amazon_fba_shipments-countries](#preset-amazon_fba_shipments-countries)
  Value: 12 · Source: https://developer-docs.amazon/sp-api/docs/report-type-values-fba · Retrieved: November 3, 2026 · Status: verified
  Verbatim quote: amazon-order-id merchant-order-id shipment-id shipment-item-id amazon-order-item-id merchant-order-item-id purchase-date payments-date shipment-date reporting-date buyer-email buyer-name buyer-phone-number sku product-name quantity-shipped

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## Sources

1. kings-printer.alberta.ca: 2022 194 (https://kings-printer.alberta.ca/documents/Regs/2022_194.pdf), Retrieved: November 4, 2026, Status: verified
   > the producer is (a) the brand holder of the designated material, if the brand holder is resident in Canada,
2. albertarecycling.ca (https://www.albertarecycling.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/0224_EPR-Single%E2%80%91use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws-February-26-2024.pdf), Retrieved: September 29, 2026, Status: verified
   > PPP Producers shall submit an annual report to the Authority no later than June 30th each year.
3. files.albertarecycling.ca: EPR Single‑Use Products Packaging and Paper Products Bylaws (https://files.albertarecycling.ca/EPR_Single%E2%80%91Use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws.pdf), Retrieved: October 7, 2026, Status: verified
   > has an annual gross revenue in Alberta less than one million and five hundred thousand dollars $1,500,000.
4. files.albertarecycling.ca: EPR Single‑Use Products Packaging and Paper Products Bylaws (https://files.albertarecycling.ca/EPR_Single%E2%80%91Use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws.pdf), Retrieved: October 7, 2026, Status: verified
   > less than each of the amounts listed for the following materials: (a) 9 tonnes of paper per calendar year; (b) 2 tonnes of rigid plastic
5. files.albertarecycling.ca: EPR Single‑Use Products Packaging and Paper Products Bylaws (https://files.albertarecycling.ca/EPR_Single%E2%80%91Use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws.pdf), Retrieved: November 4, 2026, Status: verified
   > PPP Producers shall submit an annual report to the Authority no later than June 30th each year.
6. albertarecycling.ca: EPR Oversight Fee Guide (https://www.albertarecycling.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/EPR-Oversight-Fee-Guide.pdf), Retrieved: November 4, 2026, Status: verified
   > By March 8 Notice of Final Oversight Fees posted (minimum of 30 days prior to invoicing) April 8 Invoicing of Oversight Fees
7. files.albertarecycling.ca: EPR Single‑Use Products Packaging and Paper Products Bylaws (https://files.albertarecycling.ca/EPR_Single%E2%80%91Use-Products-Packaging-and-Paper-Products-Bylaws.pdf), Retrieved: November 4, 2026, Status: verified
   > A PPP Producer must provide, by October 1, 2026, to single-family dwellings in Registered Communities that were not receiving recycling service
8. developer-docs.amazon: report type values order (https://developer-docs.amazon/sp-api/docs/report-type-values-order), Retrieved: November 3, 2026, Status: verified
   > amazon-order-id merchant-order-id purchase-date last-updated-date order-status order-item-id fulfillment-channel sales-channel order-channel ship-service-level product-name sku asin item-status quantity
9. developer-docs.amazon: report type values fba (https://developer-docs.amazon/sp-api/docs/report-type-values-fba), Retrieved: November 3, 2026, Status: verified
   > amazon-order-id merchant-order-id shipment-id shipment-item-id amazon-order-item-id merchant-order-item-id purchase-date payments-date shipment-date reporting-date buyer-email buyer-name buyer-phone-number sku product-name quantity-shipped

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