Spain Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Guide
Updated 2026-08-02
Spain requires EPR compliance for packaging, WEEE, batteries, textiles, furniture, mattresses, and tires. Producers must register with the Integrated Management System (SIG) and contract with approved collective systems (SCRs). Ecoembalajes España (Ecoembes) handles packaging, EColum handles batteries, and SIGRE handles medicines.
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FAQ
What EPR categories exist in Spain?+
Spain currently has EPR for: packaging (Ecoembes), WEEE (ECOLEC/Tragamóvil), batteries (EColum/ERP), textiles (through new regulations), furniture, mattresses, and tires. Each category has designated collective systems (SCRs).
How do I register for EPR in Spain?+
Register with the Ministry for Ecological Transition's product producer registry (Registro Integrado Industrial). Then contract with the relevant SCR for each product category. Non-resident sellers may need to appoint an authorized representative.
What fees apply?+
Eco-contributions vary by category and material. Packaging fees range from €0.001 to €0.05 per unit depending on material type. WEEE fees depend on product weight and category. Fees are eco-modulated, meaning better recyclability = lower fees.
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