Centralized EPR Compliance for International Companies

Yes, and it's the starting point for most clients. We audit every registration number you hold, check which PRO memberships and reporting cycles are attached, then transfer management into L'EPR — formally notifying authorities where needed. Where you're already registered and compliant, we step in at the current point in the compliance cycle. Where there are gaps — a missed market, an overlooked category, global packaging compliance that was never completed — we close them in the same onboarding, with ongoing compliance coordination active from day one.

All the main ones: packaging across every material type, WEEE, batteries under the EU Battery Regulation, textiles and footwear (France, Italy, and others), furniture, vehicles and tyres, and other emerging streams. If your products fall into more than one category — packaged electronics triggers both packaging and WEEE obligations in most countries, often with different PROs and different fee structures — we manage every stream through the same programme rather than treating each one as a separate job.

Every national authority has its own format, portal, and language — one of the more awkward parts of global EPR in practice. We hold one unified data model for your products and volumes, then reformat and submit to each jurisdiction exactly as required. Your team puts data into L'EPR once — through ERP integrations, your e-commerce platform, or a manual upload — and we handle the translation for every market. Germany, France, Spain, UK: same source data, correctly filed in each country's format without your team touching it separately.

Yes. Most EU and UK extended producer responsibility frameworks require either a local entity or an authorized representative who takes on legal responsibility for international compliance in that country on your behalf. Lappa provides that representative service as part of the consolidated programme — acting as your legal EPR contact with national authorities and PROs in every market where you have no physical presence. This is the most practical international trade solution for non-EU importers selling into Europe under PPWR, and for any brand that puts its name on a product — which in most jurisdictions makes it the producer of record regardless of where it's incorporated.