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Enter the tonnage you place on the market by material and get an indicative annual EPR fee for the scheme you select. Use it to size a budget or compare markets before you commit to a filing approach.
A reliable German estimate is not available until a dual-system quote is supplied. German dual-system fees are quoted per contract and depend on material, volume and recyclability profile, so this calculator does not apply an indicative per-tonne figure. Request quotes directly from dual-system operators.
Indicative only. Scheme rates change annually and classifications vary by jurisdiction, so use this for planning rather than for filing.
Almost every packaging EPR fee starts from the same formula: tonnage placed on the market, multiplied by a per-tonne base rate for the material category, then adjusted by eco-modulation. This calculator covers the first two steps. To model bonuses and penalties, use the eco-modulation simulator.
For published per-tonne rates by scheme, see the EU PRO fee schedule.
No. They are indicative mid-range per-tonne values for planning. Official rates are published by each scheme for each reporting year and often use finer material categories than this calculator.
No. This gives the base fee before bonuses and penalties. Eco-modulation can move the result substantially in markets such as France and Italy, so model it separately.
The packaging weight you place on that market in a year, net of exports, split by material at component level. A bottle, its closure and its sleeve are three entries, not one.
German dual-system fees are quote based per contract and depend on material type, volume, terms and recyclability profile. No fixed per-tonne tariff is published, so this calculator does not invent one; request quotes directly from dual-system operators.
Rates reflect the net cost of collecting, sorting and reprocessing each material. Well-established streams such as corrugated fibre and glass cost the system less than flexible plastics and composites.
Packgine calculates fees from your actual component-level packaging data across every market you sell into.