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Packaging is an important part of every product. As a company that places packaging on the market, you are obliged to obtain a licence in accordance with the Packaging Act. The packaging licence is necessary to ensure that your packaging is properly disposed of and recycled.
With EASY-LIZE, companies can easily and quickly licence their packaging placed on the market online. To do this, use our innovative packaging licence calculator - an online licensing tool. The costs are calculated based on the quantity of the respective packaging materials (e.g. paper and cardboard, plastic, aluminium, glass).
Select the materials that can be found in your packaging (packaging which has to be licensed). You can choose between the following categories of material here: glass, paper/card/cardboard, ferrous metals, aluminium, plastics, composite drinks cartons, other types of composite packaging, and other materials (e.g. cork)
Enter the volumes of the different types of packaging materials being placed onto the market into our licence fee calculator.
Tip: information about the volumes of packaging materials you handle can be found on your suppliers’ invoices.
The calculator automatically works out your licence costs based on the volumes of packaging materials you entered.
Enter your contact and invoicing details.
Tip: have your LUCID number, VAT ID and/or Tax ID numbers ready to use before you start.
You can now licence your packaging online with just one click. You will then receive a confirmation of participation for packaging subject to system participation in accordance with the German Packaging Act. You will also receive a personalised CO2 certificate showing your individual contribution to climate protection as CO2 equivalents and a free customer seal confirming your participation in the dual system.
Why wait any longer? License your packaging with EASY-LIZE now
Anyone who registers their packaging with the EKO-PUNKT dual system via the EASY-LIZE online portal will in future be able to use our exclusive customer seal as proof of packaging licensing in Germany. For proactive external communication, this can be integrated into business documents and advertising materials, for example. The seal is also suitable as additional product information for product listings in the web shop or on retail platforms.
The seal is available in both German and English and can be downloaded from the customer account once the contract has been concluded.
In Germany, packaging licensing is regulated by the Packaging Act (VerpackG), which sets out clear rules for various stakeholders. Manufacturers and companies that place packaging on the market for the first time must have it licensed. This applies to all types of packaging that ultimately end up with private end consumers, including shipping packaging.
Importers who import packaged goods into Germany and sell them here are particularly affected. They are also subject to the packaging licensing obligation. Online retailers also play a key role, as they ship products directly to end consumers and must therefore ensure that their shipping packaging, filling materials and other packaging are licensed.
Retailers who sell packaged products to end consumers are equally required to hold a packaging licence. These regulations ensure that responsibility for the proper disposal and recycling of packaging begins as soon as it is placed on the market.
All affected companies must register with the Central Agency Packaging Register (ZSVR) and have their packaging licenced with a dual system.
But who is actually responsible for ensuring that the packaging is properly licensed? First and foremost, it is the manufacturers, importers and retailers. They must ensure that their packaging meets the requirements of the german “VerpackG” and is licensed with a dual system.
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Our platform is a fast, easy and cost-effective way for companies of all sizes and experience levels to license their packaging – it makes no difference whether they’re a first-time licensee or an experienced professional.
Companies that have to license their packaging for the very first time can find the packaging licensing process overwhelming. Here at EASY-LIZE, we make sure that this process is as simple and uncomplicated as possible so that you can license your packaging quickly and efficiently. Our licensing calculator offers a number of functions to provide you with the help you need. Volumes of materials are entered as a weight (in kilos). The option to preselect materials according to type of packaging makes the system even easier and more intuitive for you to enter your details. Experienced licensees and true licensing professionals can simply enter the relevant volumes according to weight and complete the licensing process within just a few clicks.
The dual system is responsible for the collection of all packaging subject to system participation. A distinction is made between different procedures:
The collection system allows end consumers to have their packaging disposed of directly from home by collecting it in special containers such as the yellow bin or paper sack.
In contrast, the bring system requires consumers to take their packaging to special collection points themselves, for example glass bottles and cardboard in designated containers.
The responsibility for selecting suitable collection containers and determining the disposal frequency lies with the local authorities. They decide how often and to what extent collection and disposal should take place. Behind all these processes is the dual disposal system, which is responsible for the organisation, financing, collection, sorting and recycling of waste. This system ensures that the materials are disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner and that as many raw materials as possible are returned to the cycle.
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Packaging is an important part of many companies, whether for shipping or storing products. However, this also comes with a responsibility for the environment. Packaging must be disposed of correctly or recycled in order to minimise the impact on the environment. To ensure this, companies must fulfil certain obligations under the Packaging Act. The system ensures that packaging is collected, recycled or disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner. In this way, the Packaging Act helps to reduce the environmental impact of packaging waste and increase the recycling rate. This can save a lot of resources. But packaging licensing is also important from an economic point of view. Companies that do not fulfil their obligations can be subject to high fines and penalties.
Packaging licensing also offers advantages. Companies that licence their packaging can also present themselves as environmentally aware and responsible. You can integrate the certificate of participation and the CO2 certificate as well as the customer seal into your company documents, your website or your product listings on online platforms, for example. This can improve your company's image and score points with customers and business partners.
Are you looking for an inexpensive way to license your packaging online? Then EASY-LIZE is the right system for you. Thanks to our innovative licence fee calculator and our quick and easy licensing service, you have a simple and convenient tool at your fingertips to license your packaging online.
As an entrepreneur, it is essential to comply with the statutory provisions of the German Packaging Act (VerpackG) and to properly licence your packaging. Failure to do so can have serious consequences, both legal and financial.
A breach of the licensing obligation can lead to substantial fines. The authorities can impose fines of up to 200,000 euros, depending on the severity of the offence and the amount of unlicensed packaging.
Products with unlicensed packaging may not be placed on the market. A sales ban means that you cannot legally sell your products, which can lead to a considerable loss of sales. A market ban can also mean that products already on the market have to be recalled.
Competitors can send you a warning letter for violating the Packaging Act. This is often associated with high costs and can exert additional legal pressure on your company. Furthermore, warnings can damage your reputation and affect the trust of your customers and business partners.
Authorities can take coercive measures to ensure compliance with the Packaging Act. In extreme cases, this can lead to the closure of your business. Coercive measures are not only financially burdensome, but can also disrupt business operations.
In addition to the legal and financial aspects, responsibility towards the environment is also an important factor.
By properly licensing your packaging, you contribute to the recycling and reuse of packaging materials, which has a positive impact on the environment.
With EASY-LIZE packaging licensing, you as a company can ensure that you fulfil your legal obligations. Our licensing services are not only quick and easy, but also cost-effective. With EASY-LIZE, companies only pay for the packaging materials they want to participate in - there are no hidden fees or costs.
We ensure that all your participating packaging is properly collected, sorted and then recycled. We also report to the ZSVR how much packaging has been recycled.
The licence holder must independently submit an identical report to the ZSVR. Both reports (licensee and licensor) are compared and if there is a difference, the licensee is reminded to make a correction - either to reduce the quantity or to re-licence the missing quantities.