France EPR Obligations for Online Sellers
Updated 2026-08-02
Sellers placing products on the French market must comply with EPR for applicable categories (packaging, WEEE, textiles, batteries, furniture, tires, paper, etc.). Register with an eco-organization (éco-organisme), pay eco-contributions, and display the Triman logo on products. Use CITEO for packaging and paper, Eco-systèmes for electronics, Refashion for textiles.
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FAQ
Which product categories require EPR in France?+
Currently 24 categories: packaging, WEEE (electronics), batteries, textiles, furniture, tires, paper, toys, sports equipment, DIY/garden tools, construction materials, cigarette filters, fishing gear, chewing gum, and more. Each category has its own eco-organization.
What is the Triman logo?+
The Triman logo is a mandatory marking on products and packaging sold in France indicating that the product is subject to sorting instructions. It must be accompanied by sorting information (info-tri) telling consumers how to dispose of the product.
How do I register for EPR in France?+
Register with the relevant eco-organization for each product category. For packaging: CITEO. For electronics: Eco-systèmes. For textiles: Refashion. You must also register with ADEME (French environmental agency) and obtain a Unique Identification Number (IDU).
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