Broadest EPR scope in Europe: The AGEC law (2020) expanded France's EPR to cover 22 product categories — far more than any other EU country. Beyond WEEE, packaging, and batteries, France mandates EPR for furniture, textiles, toys, sporting goods, DIY products, and single-use plastics. From 2026, France has tightened eco-modulation criteria under the AGEC roadmap, introducing higher eco-contribution penalties for products with low repairability scores and strengthening marketplace enforcement through mandatory UIN verification at the point of listing.
Visible eco-contribution: France is one of the few EU countries where the eco-contribution must be shown separately on invoices. This is not optional — it is a legal requirement. Eldris provides the per-product eco-contribution figures for your invoicing.
Eco-organism system: Unlike Germany's authority-run register, France uses competing eco-organisms (Ecosystem, Ecologic) to manage WEEE collection and recycling. Eldris selects the most appropriate eco-organism for your product categories and volumes.