Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)
What Is EPR?
SQUARESQUARE
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is an environmental policy mechanism that makes producers responsible for the end-of-life of the products they place on the market. Introduced by the OECD in the 1970s, it has since expanded across Europe. In France, around twenty sectors are now concerned. Its specific regulatory and operational framework is often complex.
Herisphere supports organisations in the development and implementation of their EPR-related projects.
Who We Support?
Producer Responsibility Organisations (PROs) — approved or in development
Approved Coordinating Bodies
Companies under individual compliance schemes
Producers subject to EPR
Industrial actors
Professional organisations
Waste operators
Reuse operators
Final recyclers
Public authorities
Strategic advisory services
Technical studies
Design and analysis of contribution, support and control mechanisms
Support for industrial R&D and operational projects
Benchmarking of solutions
Regulatory monitoring