MATERIAL FEE COMPARISON
Every published per-kilogram EPR rate for paper and cardboard packaging, market by market, each figure in its own currency and linked to its source.
EPR fees for paper and cardboard packaging are published in 24 EU markets – 246 sourced tariff lines; the dataset was updated 24 Aug 2026. Among euro-area markets, published paper and cardboard rates run from about 0.003 EUR per kilogram in Finland to 4.42 EUR per kilogram in Belgium. Non-euro markets are listed in their own currency.
Dataset updated 24 Aug 2026
Maintained by Daniel VaknineLast full review 22 Aug 2026 · Latest partial review 24 Aug 2026
Euro-area markets are ranked from the lowest published paper and cardboard rate; markets with their own currency follow, listed but not ranked against euro rates. A range means the market's schemes price several tiers (recyclability, colour, format) or several schemes compete – expand a market for every underlying sourced line.
Project a yearly cost
Enter a yearly paper and cardboard weight to see an indicative yearly cost in every market below – a rough planning signal using each market's published rate range, not a quote.
Erion PackagingSource
ValorluxSource
Green Dot CYSource
SumiSource
Suomen PakkaustuottajatSource
Ecoembes
Ecotic EnvasesSource
ProcircularSource
SewaSource
Fost PlusSource
ARASource
BonusSource
ERP ATSource
Interzero ATSource
Reclay ATSource
ElectraoSource
Novo VerdeSource
SPVSource
Markets in their own currency
Emballage IndberetningSource
EmballagereturSource
ERP DKSource
VanaSource
Clean RecycleSource
Eco RomSource
Eco SynergySource
Eco XSource
Ecorep GroupSource
Enviro Pack ConsultSource
FepraSource
Green Resources ManagementSource
Greenpoint ROSource
Marathon EPR GroupSource
Partslife RomaniaSource
Reciclad ORSource
NPASource
TMRSource
SumiSource
Suomen PakkaustuottajatSource
ElectraoSource
Novo VerdeSource
SPVSource
ValorluxSource
AevaeSource
Ecoembes CommercialSource
Ecotic EnvasesSource
EnvaloraSource
Genci
ImplicaSource
ProcircularSource
Punto GretaSource
SigfitoSource
SigreSource
Sun RepackSource
Erion PackagingSource
TwiiceSource
Green Dot CYSource
ARASource
BonusSource
ERP ATSource
Interzero ATSource
Reclay ATSource
Markets in their own currency
EKO KOMSource
Emballage IndberetningSource
EmballagereturSource
ERP DKSource
VanaSource
Clean RecycleSource
Eco RomSource
Eco SynergySource
Eco XSource
Ecorep GroupSource
Enviro Pack ConsultSource
FepraSource
Green Resources ManagementSource
Greenpoint ROSource
Marathon EPR GroupSource
Partslife RomaniaSource
Reciclad ORSource
NPASource
TMRSource
VerpactSource
RepakSource
ConaiSource
FzoeuSource
HerrcoSource
ETOSource
PakendiringlusSource
TVOSource
Asekol SKSource
E CyclingSource
ElekosSource
Envi PAKSource
First Eastern OZVSource
Natur PackSource
Reclay SKSource
SewaSource
AevaeSource
Sun RepackSource
Markets in their own currency
EKO KOMSource
MohuSource
Financiar RecyclingSource
This page shows one material family across the EU. A real filing needs every material you ship, weighed and classified per country, with the right scheme, minimums and modulation applied – every year.
Send us your sales and your packaging details once. Gramta works out the fees for every country you sell in and keeps each report up to date and ready to file.
Get started with GramtaThere is no single EU rate: each country's scheme sets its own per-kilogram price for paper and cardboard packaging. This page lists 246 current published rates across 24 EU markets; the dataset was updated 24 Aug 2026. Each rate is in its own currency with a link to the scheme's tariff. Within one market, the rate can also vary by recyclability tier, colour or format.
Each national system finances its own collection and recycling infrastructure, sets its own targets and defines its own tariff categories, so the same kilogram of paper and cardboard packaging is priced against different cost bases. Eco-modulation adds further spread: schemes increasingly charge less for easily recyclable paper and cardboard packaging and more for harder formats.
You owe packaging EPR in each EU country where you put packaged products on the market, under that country's own rates and rules – including its paper and cardboard rate where published. The obligation applies per market, not once for the EU.