UK Packaging Compliance

Confident compliance with UK packaging Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). 

Beyondly provide an efficient, bespoke way to fulfil your packaging obligation. As your dedicated compliance partner, Beyondly will help you root packaging regulations into your business, acting as a committed extension to your team.

What is packaging EPR? 

The Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Regulations 2024, require businesses that are obligated to report data on the packaging they handle and supply on to the UK market. 

EPR requires producers to pay the full net costs of the collection, sorting, recycling, and disposal of household packaging.

From 2025, the main pEPR regulations are due to be in full force, replacing the 2007 Producer Responsibility Packaging Waste Regulations. Obligated producers will have a PRN (Packaging Recovery Note) obligation for both household and non-household packaging placed on the UK market, and an EPR disposal fee obligation for household packaging placed on the UK market.

Beyondly can support you navigate the increasing data requirements, understand your packaging recyclability and navigate the changing policy landscape. 

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Large organisations

To be obligated under the regulations as a large organisation, businesses must meet or exceed two thresholds:

  1. A turnover of more than £2 million, and;
  2. Responsible for over 50 tonnes of packaging in a calendar year, in relation to the EPR packaging activities. 

If you meet the above thresholds, your business may also be obligated by the old 2007 packaging waste regulations for 2024. Get in touch to determine your obligations!

Small organisations

To be obligated under the regulations as a small organisation, businesses must meet either of the following thresholds:

  1. A turnover between £1-2 million, and responsible for over 25 tonnes of packaging in a calendar year, in relation to the EPR activities, or;

  2. A turnover above £2 million, and responsible for 25-50 tonnes of packaging in a calendar year, in relation to the EPR activities.

Producers that meet or exceed this lower threshold are only obligated for reporting their packaging data from 2025.

I can't fault the level of service over the last 12 months while our business has gone through a number of changes, including the packaging compliance regulations. Beyondly has maintained exceptional levels of customer service making our packaging submissions as straightforward as possible, informing us throughout the process - a huge thanks to our account manager!

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Why Beyondly?

With 19 years of experience, Beyondly are leaders of impactful compliance. As a B Corp scheme we grow your business the right way. Taking on your legal obligation and giving you confidence in all of your environmental choices; Compliance, data, sustainability.
As a valued member of our Beyondly circle, you can enjoy various perks designed to elevate your experience and deliver exceptional value. 
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Excelling in the world of environmental data...

An essential packaging data service, created to meet the needs of every business, no matter the size. 

We work to accelerate change across businesses, meeting the changing needs of environmental legislation.

The complex requirements around packaging EPR data, is overwhelming. Beyondly's technical expertise will act as an extension to your business, providing high quality reporting and innovative insights. 

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Frequently asked questions

The packaging Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Regulations 2024, require businesses that are obligated to report data on the packaging they are responsible for supplying to the UK market.

EPR requires producers to pay the full net costs of the collection, sorting, recycling, and disposal of household packaging.

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'Illustrative' Fees Calculator

Government published updated ‘illustrative’ packaging EPR (pEPR) disposal fee rates on Monday 30th of September 2024, since updating the calculation methodology and following industry engagement. Get an estimation of your future costs!

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Policy Insights - the key to being prepared for the future.

Beyondly members can access the policy insights relevant to their membership at no additional costs! Beyondly's Policy Insights, is a tailor made education platform, created to ensure businesses are ahead of the game on regulatory change in the UK and overseas.

Latest EPR news & insights

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Preparing for 2025 Packaging EPR

On the horizon, we expect to see more granular data requirements as part of EPR - bringing together data across the full supply chain. But are businesses ready?
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Packaging EPR Regulations laid in Parliament

On Thursday 24th of October 2024, the packaging Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Regulations were laid before the Houses of Parliament, where they will sit for 40 days before passing into law.
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Defra’s Recyclability Assessment Methodology published

Defra have today (17th October 2024) published the Recyclability Assessment Methodology (RAM) publicly for comment from stakeholders, via their Resource & Waste Newsletter.
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Packaging EPR ‘illustrative’ fees updated

Government published updated ‘illustrative’ packaging EPR (pEPR) disposal fee rates on Monday 30th of September 2024, since updating the calculation methodology and following industry engagement.

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