Luxembourg EPR fee schedule 2026: published rates, modulation and change
Last verified
The 2026 packaging fee schedule for Luxembourg lists 19 categories with a rate in EUR per kilogram. Rates run from 0.0151 for Aluminium (≥ 50 % and ≥ 50 µm) to 1.7580 for Dangerous products. Instica read each figure from the publisher's schedule, retrieved October 8, 2026.
How the fee is built
The base of the fee is a rate per kilogram of packaging placed on the market, by material (8 material groups here).
Every published rate
The table lists all 19 categories of the schedule with the rate exactly as published, in EUR per kilogram. The last column converts each rate to EUR per tonne (1 tonne is 1,000 kg; 1 lb is 0.45359237 kg) so it can be compared with other schedules.
| Code | Category | Material | Rate (EUR per kilogram) | Converted (EUR per tonne) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
lu-pv01 | Glass | glass | 0.0203 | 20.30 |
lu-pv02 | Paper/cardboard (> 85 %) | paper | 0.0389 | 38.90 |
lu-pv03 | Beverage cartons | composite | 0.2810 | 281.00 |
lu-pv04 | Steel (≥ 50 %) | steel | 0.0396 | 39.60 |
lu-pv05 | Aluminium (≥ 50 % and ≥ 50 µm) | aluminium | 0.0151 | 15.10 |
lu-pv06 | PET bottles and flasks, transparent, colourless or slightly blue | plastic | 0.2498 | 249.80 |
lu-pv07 | PET bottles and flasks, transparent, dark blue or green | plastic | 0.3739 | 373.90 |
lu-pv08 | PET bottles and flasks, transparent, other colours | plastic | 0.4857 | 485.70 |
lu-pv09 | PET bottles and flasks, opaque | plastic | 0.4871 | 487.10 |
lu-pv10 | HDPE bottles, flasks and other rigid packaging | plastic | 0.3058 | 305.80 |
lu-pv11 | PE films | plastic | 0.7120 | 712.00 |
lu-pv12 | PP bottles, flasks and other rigid packaging | plastic | 0.4279 | 427.90 |
lu-pv13 | PS rigid packaging, except EPS | plastic | 0.4372 | 437.20 |
lu-pv14 | Others recoverable | other | 1.3973 | 1,397.30 |
lu-pv14a | EPS | plastic | 0.2094 | 209.40 |
lu-pv14b | Cork | cork | 0.2238 | 223.80 |
lu-pv14c | Dangerous products | other | 1.7580 | 1,758.00 |
lu-pv14d | PET trays | plastic | 0.7806 | 780.60 |
lu-pv15 | Others non recoverable | other | 1.4830 | 1,483.00 |
The most and least expensive categories
These are the 5 categories with the highest and the lowest published rate in Luxembourg for 2026. The ranking uses the per-tonne figure where the schedule can be converted, so every row is on the same scale.
| Rank | Category | Published rate | EUR per tonne |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dangerous products | 1.7580 | 1,758.00 |
| 2 | Others non recoverable | 1.4830 | 1,483.00 |
| 3 | Others recoverable | 1.3973 | 1,397.30 |
| 4 | PET trays | 0.7806 | 780.60 |
| 5 | PE films | 0.7120 | 712.00 |
| Rank | Category | Published rate | EUR per tonne |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Aluminium (≥ 50 % and ≥ 50 µm) | 0.0151 | 15.10 |
| 2 | Glass | 0.0203 | 20.30 |
| 3 | Paper/cardboard (> 85 %) | 0.0389 | 38.90 |
| 4 | Steel (≥ 50 %) | 0.0396 | 39.60 |
| 5 | EPS | 0.2094 | 209.40 |
Across the schedule the spread between the highest and the lowest rate is 1,742.90 EUR per tonne, a factor of 116.4. The mean rate is 511.92 and the median 373.90 EUR per tonne. These are plain averages over the listed categories, not weighted by tonnage.
Rates by material group
The schedule groups its categories into 8 material groups. For each group the table shows how many priced categories it holds and the lowest, highest and mean per-tonne rate. A wide range inside one group means the pack format matters as much as the material.
| Group | Material class | Categories | Lowest (EUR per tonne) | Highest (EUR per tonne) | Mean (EUR per tonne) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| glass | Glass | 1 | 20.30 | 20.30 | 20.30 |
| paper | Paper and card | 1 | 38.90 | 38.90 | 38.90 |
| composite | Composite and cartons | 1 | 281.00 | 281.00 | 281.00 |
| steel | Steel | 1 | 39.60 | 39.60 | 39.60 |
| aluminium | Aluminium | 1 | 15.10 | 15.10 | 15.10 |
| plastic | Plastic | 10 | 209.40 | 780.60 | 446.94 |
| other | Other | 3 | 1,397.30 | 1,758.00 | 1,546.10 |
| cork | Wood and organics | 1 | 223.80 | 223.80 | 223.80 |
Worked costs for common packs
The table prices nine typical packs from Instica's packaging templates. For each material in the pack, the weight in grams is multiplied by the mean EUR per tonne rate of that material class in the Luxembourg 2026 schedule, and the sum is the fee for 1,000 packs. It is an estimate for orientation: the real category of your pack decides the actual rate.
| Pack | Weight by material | Estimated fee, 1,000 packs (EUR) |
|---|---|---|
| Bag, Small (lunch bag) | Paper and card 20 g | €0.78 |
| Pouch, Packet (about 1 to 2 oz) | Composite and cartons 4 g | €1.12 |
| Jar, Small (about 4 oz) | Glass 110 g + Steel 7 g + Paper and card 1 g | €2.55 |
| Bottle, Small (about 12 oz) | Plastic 15 g + Plastic 2 g | €7.60 |
| Can, Standard (12 oz) | Aluminium 14 g | €0.21 |
| Tin, Small (mint or balm tin) | Steel 20 g | €0.79 |
| Carton, Small (soap or tea box) | Paper and card 15 g | €0.58 |
| Mailer, Small (about 8 x 6 x 4 in) | Paper and card 90 g | €3.50 |
How it compares
Rates can only be compared in the same currency, so this section sets Luxembourg against the 18 other schedules in Instica's data that are priced in EUR and convert to a per-tonne figure. No exchange rate is applied.
| Material class | Luxembourg mean (EUR per tonne) | Median of the others | Range of the others | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Other | 1,546.10 | 258.00 | 15.00 – 1,546.10 | 1 / 11 |
| Plastic | 446.94 | 417.50 | 70.50 – 14,418.00 | 7 / 15 |
| Composite and cartons | 281.00 | 429.43 | 70.50 – 1,250.00 | 9 / 14 |
| Wood and organics | 223.80 | 21.75 | 1.95 – 258.10 | 2 / 14 |
| Steel | 39.60 | 98.00 | 21.00 – 264.45 | 9 / 10 |
| Paper and card | 38.90 | 89.83 | 17.00 – 258.10 | 14 / 16 |
| Glass | 20.30 | 46.65 | 18.50 – 440.00 | 12 / 15 |
| Aluminium | 15.10 | 70.67 | 5.14 – 380.00 | 11 / 13 |
The class listed first, Other, is where this schedule charges the most compared with its peers. A high rank is not a verdict on the schedule; it reflects what the publisher chose to charge.
Every priced category against its own schedule
The 2026 schedule for Luxembourg prices 19 categories. Each one below is set against the other rates of the same schedule: its place in the ranking and its distance from the schedule mean.
Luxembourg 2026: Glass is charged 0.0203 EUR per kilogram, which is 20.30 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 18 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.04 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group glass.
Luxembourg 2026: Paper/cardboard (> 85 %) is charged 0.0389 EUR per kilogram, which is 38.90 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 17 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.08 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group paper.
Luxembourg 2026: Beverage cartons is charged 0.2810 EUR per kilogram, which is 281.00 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 12 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.55 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group composite.
Luxembourg 2026: Steel (≥ 50 %) is charged 0.0396 EUR per kilogram, which is 39.60 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 16 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.08 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group steel.
Luxembourg 2026: Aluminium (≥ 50 % and ≥ 50 µm) is charged 0.0151 EUR per kilogram, which is 15.10 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 19 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.03 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group aluminium.
Luxembourg 2026: PET bottles and flasks, transparent, colourless or slightly blue is charged 0.2498 EUR per kilogram, which is 249.80 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 13 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.49 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group plastic.
Luxembourg 2026: PET bottles and flasks, transparent, dark blue or green is charged 0.3739 EUR per kilogram, which is 373.90 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 10 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.73 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group plastic.
Luxembourg 2026: PET bottles and flasks, transparent, other colours is charged 0.4857 EUR per kilogram, which is 485.70 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 7 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.95 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group plastic.
Luxembourg 2026: PET bottles and flasks, opaque is charged 0.4871 EUR per kilogram, which is 487.10 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 6 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.95 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group plastic.
Luxembourg 2026: HDPE bottles, flasks and other rigid packaging is charged 0.3058 EUR per kilogram, which is 305.80 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 11 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.60 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group plastic.
Luxembourg 2026: PE films is charged 0.7120 EUR per kilogram, which is 712.00 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 5 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.39 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group plastic.
Luxembourg 2026: PP bottles, flasks and other rigid packaging is charged 0.4279 EUR per kilogram, which is 427.90 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 9 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.84 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group plastic.
Luxembourg 2026: PS rigid packaging, except EPS is charged 0.4372 EUR per kilogram, which is 437.20 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 8 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.85 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group plastic.
Luxembourg 2026: Others recoverable is charged 1.3973 EUR per kilogram, which is 1,397.30 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 3 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 2.73 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group other.
Luxembourg 2026: EPS is charged 0.2094 EUR per kilogram, which is 209.40 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 15 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.41 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group plastic.
Luxembourg 2026: Cork is charged 0.2238 EUR per kilogram, which is 223.80 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 14 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 0.44 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group cork.
Luxembourg 2026: Dangerous products is charged 1.7580 EUR per kilogram, which is 1,758.00 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 1 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 3.43 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group other.
Luxembourg 2026: PET trays is charged 0.7806 EUR per kilogram, which is 780.60 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 4 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 1.52 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group plastic.
Luxembourg 2026: Others non recoverable is charged 1.4830 EUR per kilogram, which is 1,483.00 EUR per tonne. In the 2026 schedule it ranks 2 of 19 priced categories from the highest rate down, at 2.90 times the schedule mean of 511.92 EUR per tonne, and it sits in the group other.
Fees at standard weights
The same engine that runs the fee calculator on this site prices each category of the 2026 schedule for Luxembourg at four standard weights, in EUR. These are estimates built from the published rates; they leave out modulation, flat tiers and any other fee.
| Category | 100 g (EUR) | 1 kg (EUR) | 10 kg (EUR) | 1 tonne (EUR) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glass | €0.00203 | €0.0203 | €0.2030 | €20.30 |
| Paper/cardboard (> 85 %) | €0.00389 | €0.0389 | €0.3890 | €38.90 |
| Beverage cartons | €0.0281 | €0.2810 | €2.81 | €281.00 |
| Steel (≥ 50 %) | €0.00396 | €0.0396 | €0.3960 | €39.60 |
| Aluminium (≥ 50 % and ≥ 50 µm) | €0.00151 | €0.0151 | €0.1510 | €15.10 |
| PET bottles and flasks, transparent, colourless or slightly blue | €0.02498 | €0.2498 | €2.498 | €249.80 |
| PET bottles and flasks, transparent, dark blue or green | €0.03739 | €0.3739 | €3.739 | €373.90 |
| PET bottles and flasks, transparent, other colours | €0.04857 | €0.4857 | €4.857 | €485.70 |
| PET bottles and flasks, opaque | €0.04871 | €0.4871 | €4.871 | €487.10 |
| HDPE bottles, flasks and other rigid packaging | €0.03058 | €0.3058 | €3.058 | €305.80 |
| PE films | €0.0712 | €0.7120 | €7.12 | €712.00 |
| PP bottles, flasks and other rigid packaging | €0.04279 | €0.4279 | €4.279 | €427.90 |
| PS rigid packaging, except EPS | €0.04372 | €0.4372 | €4.372 | €437.20 |
| Others recoverable | €0.13973 | €1.3973 | €13.973 | €1,397.30 |
| EPS | €0.02094 | €0.2094 | €2.094 | €209.40 |
| Cork | €0.02238 | €0.2238 | €2.238 | €223.80 |
| Dangerous products | €0.1758 | €1.758 | €17.58 | €1,758.00 |
| PET trays | €0.07806 | €0.7806 | €7.806 | €780.60 |
| Others non recoverable | €0.1483 | €1.483 | €14.83 | €1,483.00 |
Dates this schedule carries
The dates on file for the 2026 schedule of Luxembourg, with the date Instica last checked the rates against the source.
| Item | On file |
|---|---|
| Effective from | January 1, 2026 |
| Effective until | No end date published |
| Rates last checked | October 8, 2026 |
| Categories with a verified rate | 19 |
| Categories not yet published | 0 |
What is not yet published
| Item | Reason | Expected |
|---|---|---|
| industrial (non-household) packaging contributions PV16-PV19 | Valorlux publishes separate 2026 rates for industrial packaging (PV16 paper/cardboard 0.0145, PV17 plastic 0.0395, PV18 wood 0.0145, PV19 metal 0.0395 EUR/kg excl. VAT); this schedule holds household rates only, so they are not in rates | Not yet published |
| reusable packaging PV00 | Reusable packaging is listed at 0.0000 EUR/kg; it is a packaging type, not a material, so it is not a rate row | Not yet published |
| simplified reporting per-unit tariffs 2026 | Valorlux also publishes per-unit (EUR per sales unit) tariffs by product category for simplified reporting; these are per unit, not per kg, and are not captured in this per-kg schedule | Not yet published |
| minimum or membership fees | No minimum or membership fee is stated on the 2026 detailed tariff sheet; Valorlux membership terms were not reviewed | Not yet published |
What the schedule covers
Valorlux Green Dot tariffs sets the packaging fees for Luxembourg in 2026. It applies from January 1, 2026 until the publisher replaces it, and every rate is stated in EUR per kilogram, in EUR.
The schedule lists 19 categories, spread over 8 material groups such as glass, paper, composite and steel. Every category carries a published rate.
Instica read the schedule from the publisher's own document and last retrieved it on October 8, 2026. Rates keep the precision with which they were published. Where the publisher quotes a different weight unit, the tables add a per-tonne column, converted exactly, so schedules can be set side by side.
Original wording
Green Dot tariffs 2026 (detailed reporting)Who pays and when
The fee schedule is only half of the picture. Whether a producer pays it, and by when, depends on the rules of Luxembourg. This section reads them from Instica's verified record of the jurisdiction.
Thresholds
2 thresholds decide whether a producer must register, pay or report, or may use a simpler route. Each row gives the measure, the amount and what happens at it.
| Measure | Amount | Effect | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weight of packaging | 10 tonne per calendar year | Reduced duty | packaging made available for the first time in the Member State |
| Weight of packaging | Not yet published | Exempt below | national |
Exemptions
1 exemption exists. The last column says whether the producer has to apply for it or whether it applies automatically.
| Exemption | Description | Application needed |
|---|---|---|
national-exemptions | Not verified | Not yet published |
Registration
Producers must register in Luxembourg. The register is National producer register under PPWR Art. 44. Who registers: Each producer, or its PRO or authorised representative, in each Member State where it first makes packaging available.
Dates
2 dates fall in this regime. Dates that the source has not published yet are shown as not yet published.
| What | Date | Period covered |
|---|---|---|
| Report | Not yet published | previous full calendar year |
| Other | August 12, 2026 | – |
Penalties
The source states these penalties. They are listed so a producer knows what is at stake; Instica does not calculate or advise on them.
| Violation | Amount |
|---|---|
| infringements of PPWR EPR duties | set by each Member State (must be effective, proportionate, dissuasive; administrative fines for Arts. 24-29) per infringement |
Targets
The regime sets these recycling or recovery targets.
Data period and invoice timing
The 2026 schedule for Luxembourg is effective from January 1, 2026 with no end date published. The publisher does not state a separate data period, so use the supply of the fee year.
Rates are in EUR. A rate changes only when the publisher issues a new schedule, so a figure on this page stays valid for the year shown and is not adjusted for inflation or exchange rates by Instica.
The scheme sends the invoice. When an invoice and this page differ, the invoice is what you owe; use the page to check the rate per category and to estimate the fee before the invoice arrives.
How to read this schedule
Every row of the Luxembourg 2026 schedule is a price for one category of packaging. The unit is EUR per kilogram: the rate is what the scheme charges for each unit of that category that a producer places on the market. Instica shows the figure exactly as Valorlux Green Dot tariffs publishes it, with its source and the date Instica read it.
For comparison only, Instica also shows each rate as EUR per tonne. That column is arithmetic on the published figure with exact unit factors; the schedule itself is in EUR per kilogram, and the scheme's own invoice decides what is charged.
Match a category by the scheme's own classification, not by how you describe the product. A bottle and its closure can fall into two rows, and the same material can sit in different rows depending on what it is used for. The code in the first column is the scheme's code, and the material column shows the material the source assigns to it.
All 19 rows of this schedule carry a published rate.
Estimating with this schedule
- Weigh each packaging component on its own and note its material.
- Find the category row that matches the component under the scheme's classification.
- Convert your weight to the unit of the row, EUR per kilogram, or compare in the per-tonne column when you only need a ranking.
- Multiply the weight by the rate. Instica keeps the rate, the weight and the source together so the estimate can be checked.
- Add the flat fees or other fees the schedule lists, if they apply to you.
- Review the total, then sign and submit it yourself in the scheme's portal.
Checking an invoice against this schedule
An invoice from Valorlux Green Dot tariffs for 2026 should be explainable from three things: the weights you reported, the category each weight was placed in and the rate of that category. When an invoice does not match your estimate, check these in this order.
First, the unit. A rate in EUR per kilogram applied to a weight in another unit gives a result that is wrong by a constant factor. Second, the category: a different row can differ by a large amount for the same weight. Third, the period: this page covers the 2026 schedule, and a producer whose reporting period straddles two years may be charged under both.
Instica does not know your contract. Taxes, rebates, minimum charges or membership fees may sit outside the schedule on this page, in EUR or another currency. The schedule is a published reference; the scheme's invoice decides what you owe, and a query about an invoice belongs with the scheme.
Terms used on this page
- Producer
- The business that places packaged goods on the market and is therefore responsible for the packaging, under the rules of the jurisdiction.
- Scheme or organisation
- The body that collects fees from producers and pays for collection and recycling. A jurisdiction may have one, several or none.
- Fee schedule
- A published table of rates per category of packaging, with the unit, the currency and the period it covers.
- Category
- The class of packaging a rate applies to, as the scheme defines it. Categories are usually based on material, sometimes on use.
- Estimate
- A figure Instica prepares from your weights and a rate. It is not an invoice and not a filing; the scheme decides what is charged.
- Not yet published
- A value the source has not released or that Instica has not been able to read and verify. It is shown with its reason and is never replaced by a guess.
Questions and answers
What is the Luxembourg packaging fee schedule for 2026?
It is the list of rates that Valorlux Green Dot tariffs charges producers in Luxembourg for packaging placed on the market in 2026. This page reproduces 19 categories with the rate the publisher states, in EUR per kilogram, and links every figure to its source document.
Which unit are the 2026 rates in?
They are published in EUR per kilogram, in EUR. Instica shows every rate in that unit with the precision of the source. The tables also give EUR per tonne, converted exactly, so schedules that quote pounds or kilograms can be compared.
Which category is the most expensive in Luxembourg?
In the 2026 schedule the highest published rate is 1.7580 for Dangerous products and the lowest is 0.0151 for Aluminium (≥ 50 % and ≥ 50 µm), both in EUR per kilogram. The extremes table above lists the five highest and five lowest categories.
Can the rates change during the year?
A published schedule changes only when the publisher issues a new version. Instica retrieved this one on October 8, 2026. If the publisher revises it, the page is rebuilt from the new source and the retrieval date moves.
Who files the report and pays the fee?
The producer does. Instica measures, estimates and prepares the figures; you check them, sign and submit them yourself in the scheme's own portal. Instica does not file for you and does not store portal credentials.
Can I use this page to budget my fee?
Yes, as an estimate. Find your category in the rates table, multiply the rate by your weight in the same unit, and compare the result with the worked costs. The scheme's invoice decides what you owe.
How current are these figures?
Instica retrieved the schedule on October 8, 2026. The page shows the retrieval date, the publisher and a short quote from the source next to each rate, so you can check a figure against the original before you rely on it.
How Instica uses this schedule
When you add packaging for Luxembourg, Instica looks up the category in this 2026 schedule, multiplies the rate by the weight you measured and shows the estimated fee with the rate, the source and the data-quality tier of the weight.
Instica measures, estimates and prepares. You review the figures, sign the report and submit it yourself in the scheme's portal. Instica does not submit for you and never stores portal credentials.
Sources
- Luxembourg 2026: Valorlux Green Dot tariffs retrieved
Original wording: Green Dot tariffs 2026 (detailed reporting)
Original wording: PV01 Glass 0.0201 0.0177 0.0203
Original wording: PV02 Paper/cardboard (> 85 %) 0.0451 0.0402 0.0389
Original wording: PV03 Beverage cartons 0.3744 0.2900 0.2810
Original wording: PV04 Steel (≥ 50 %) 0.0180 0.0271 0.0396
Original wording: PV05 Aluminium (≥ 50 % und ≥ 50μ) 0.0184 0.0145 0.0151
Original wording: PV06 PET - Bottles and flasks - transparent - colourless or slightly blue 0.1895 0.1957 0.2498
Original wording: PV07 PET - Bottles and flasks - transparent - dark blue or green 0.4323 0.3661 0.3739
Original wording: PV08 PET - Bottles and flasks - transparent - other colours 0.3437 0.3029 0.4857
Original wording: PV09 PET - Bottles and flasks - opaque 0.3498 0.3066 0.4871
Original wording: PV10 HDPE - Bottles, flasks and other rigid packaging 0.1790 0.2407 0.3058
Original wording: PV11 PE - Films 0.5413 0.7192 0.7120
Original wording: PV12 PP - Bottles, flasks and other rigid packaging 0.3400 0.5151 0.4279
Original wording: PV13 PS - Rigid packaging, except EPS 0.4891 0.4485 0.4372
Original wording: PV14 Others recoverable 1.1279 1.1289 1.3973
Original wording: PV14a EPS 0.1905 0.2112 0.2094
Original wording: PV14b Cork 0.2124 0.2985 0.2238
Original wording: PV14c Dangerous products 1.3995 1.7580
Original wording: PV14d PET- Tray 0.7806
Original wording: PV15 Others non recoverable 1.2859 1.2630 1.4830
- Luxembourg: Thresholds retrieved
Original wording: a quantity of packaging, including packaging of packaged products, of less than 10 tonnes during one calendar year
Original wording: Producers shall be obliged to register in the register referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article in each Member State where they make packaging
Original wording: It shall apply from 12 August 2026.
Original wording: Member States shall lay down the rules on penalties applicable to infringements of this Regulation
Original wording: by 31 December 2030, a minimum of 70 % by weight of all packaging waste generated
The free plan is enough to start. We estimate and prepare; you sign and submit.