Data Reporting for Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)

Packaging Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) has introduced more detailed data reporting requirements for businesses that supply packaging in the UK. Understanding what data you need to collect, how it should be classified and when it needs to be reported is an important part of meeting your obligations.

In this webinar, Valpak’s experts explain EPR data reporting requirements and provide practical guidance to help businesses prepare and manage their packaging data.

Watch the webinar recording to understand what EPR data reporting could mean for your business and the steps you can take to manage your data effectively.

What is EPR data reporting?

Packaging EPR requires obligated producers to collect and report information about the packaging they supply in the UK.

Depending on your organisation and obligations, this can include information about packaging weight, material, packaging type and anticipated end-of-life waste stream. Large producers generally report packaging data every six months, while small producers report annually.

Accurate, well-managed packaging data is therefore an important part of EPR compliance. It can also give your business a better understanding of the packaging it handles and help identify areas that may need further investigation or improvement.

Watch our EPR data reporting webinar

Get practical guidance on navigating EPR data requirements and understanding what they mean for your business.

Key takeaways from the webinar

The webinar provides practical guidance to help you understand:

• which businesses may have EPR packaging data reporting obligations
• what packaging information needs to be collected
• how packaging data needs to be classified
• why accurate and complete packaging data is important
• how reporting requirements vary depending on producer size
• practical considerations when preparing packaging data for reporting