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Estimate a 2026 packaging EPR fee for any of the 27 EU markets from sourced, dated tariffs, then browse every published rate with its original wording and primary source.
Packaging EPR fees in the EU are charged per kilogram of each material and typically run from under 0.10 EUR to over 2 EUR per kilogram, set by the country, the scheme you register with and increasingly the recyclability grade. Gramta tracks 3,074 sourced, dated fee records across all 27 EU countries and 123 schemes, reviewed 11 Aug 2026. Pick a market to estimate a fee or inspect its published rates.
Dataset reviewed 11 Aug 2026
Reviewed by Daniel VakninePick where you sell and the scheme you use, then add each material and its yearly weight. Every rate carries its source and effective date, and the full country guide is one click away.
Pick a market to load its schemes and published rates. You can then add each material you use and its yearly weight for a sourced estimate.
Open a country page to see its packaging organisations, every current public fee in the dataset, saved English translations, original wording, source links and a small calculator preview.
Where several producer responsibility organisations compete, their published prices differ – sometimes several times over for the same material. These markets have enough overlapping published rates for an honest side-by-side.
How to choose a PRO: the full EU comparison guide
AustriaARA · Bonus · ERP AT · Interzero AT · Reclay ATCompare 5 PROs
BulgariaBulecopack · Eco Partners BG · Ecobulpack · EcopackCompare 4 PROs
DenmarkEmballage Indberetning · Emballageretur · ERP DKCompare 3 PROs
EstoniaETO · Pakendiringlus · TVOCompare 3 PROs
FinlandSumi · Suomen PakkaustuottajatCompare 2 PROs
FranceCiteo · LekoCompare 2 PROs
LatviaLZP · Zala JostaCompare 2 PROs
LithuaniaGamtos Ateitis · Zaliasis TaskasCompare 2 PROs
MaltaGreen MT · GreenpakCompare 2 PROs
PortugalElectrao · Novo Verde · SPVCompare 3 PROs
RomaniaClean Recycle · Eco Rom · Eco Synergy · Eco X · Ecorep Group · Enviro Pack Consult · Fepra · Green Resources Management · Greenpoint RO · Marathon EPR Group · Partslife Romania · Reciclad ORCompare 12 PROs
SlovakiaAsekol SK · Envi PAK · First Eastern OZV · Natur Pack · Reclay SKCompare 5 PROs
SpainEcoembes · Ecotic Envases · Envalora · Genci · Implica · Procircular · Punto Greta · Sigre · Sun RepackCompare 9 PROs
SwedenNPA · TMRCompare 2 PROsOne material across every EU market that publishes a rate for it – ranked where currencies allow, every figure sourced.
Search a packaging material to see its published per-kilogram EPR fee in every market that publishes one. Each rate stays in its own market's currency and links to its source.
Type at least two letters to search. Tip: add a country to the search – "aluminium sweden" or "plastic france".
Every page is generated from Gramta's central fee dataset. Correcting one source record updates the country pages, calculator, citations, downloadable text and sitemap together on the next deployment.
Gramta is an EPR & PPWR packaging compliance platform for EU sellers.
Packaging EPR fees are calculated per kilogram: each material has its own rate, and you multiply that rate by the annual weight you place on a market. Rates vary widely by material and recyclability. In France's Citeo tariff, steel is charged at about 0.06 EUR per kilogram while rigid PVC is about 2.10 EUR per kilogram. The calculator on this page applies the exact published rate for the scheme and material you choose, then adds your materials into one yearly total.
Eco-modulation means a scheme charges more for packaging that is hard to recycle and less for packaging that is easy to recycle. Several EU schemes already publish separate rates for recyclable and non-recyclable tiers of the same material, so two otherwise identical products can pay very different fees. From 2030 the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) ties packaging fees to a recyclability grade across the bloc, which turns a product's recyclability into a direct cost driver.
Packaging EPR is charged per kilogram of each material, and published rates run from under 0.10 EUR to over 2 EUR per kilogram depending on the country, the scheme, packaging scope and recyclability tier. There is no single EU price, so this calculator applies an exact route and source tariff line rather than a blended average.
Most EU packaging schemes publish per-kilogram tariffs, but a few do not. Germany's dual systems price through a quote or an online calculator rather than one public national tariff, and some markets set rates by private negotiation. Gramta marks each of these states honestly and links the source instead of inventing a figure.
You can compare published tariff lines when their scope, unit and packaging category match, but many national fees are not like-for-like. Some prices include only a material component, while others add membership, fixed, per-unit or modulation charges.
Germany's dual systems generally provide packaging-licensing prices through quotes or online calculators rather than one public national tariff. The dataset records that verified availability state and does not substitute a price from another system.
No. The result is a planning subtotal for one selected material tariff and weight. A filing-grade calculation must also apply the merchant's full packaging specification, sales by market, actual scheme contract, fixed charges, thresholds and any modulation rules.
The dataset-level review date and each tariff row's own checked date are displayed on the page. Rows also carry an effective end date; expired rows are not used for a current estimate.
Packaging EPR fees are already live across the EU: the obligation begins when you first place packaged products on a country's market, and most countries require registration with a scheme before that first sale. What changes over time are the tariffs themselves – schemes publish new rate cards that typically take effect on 1 January – and from 2030 the PPWR ties packaging fees to recyclability grades across the whole EU.
Gramta combines your real sales with the packaging specification you provide once, then maps the right weights and categories to each market, turning ballpark estimates into EPR reports for every market, down to the article number, plus PPWR documentation.
