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A recent report by the French Senate calls for an in-depth reform of EPR governance. Lack of transparency, unclear steering, conflicts of interest... The senators make a critical assessment and propose a new, more efficient and fairer architecture.

Since the AGEC Act, marketplaces have been legally responsible for the EPR compliance of their sellers. This rule change means that clear processes need to be structured, without complicating the seller experience.

Since early 2025, thousands of Amazon sellers have had their products removed from the catalog. The cause: non-compliance with GS1 compliance rules. A strong signal from the platform to clean up its listings... and demand proof of compliance.

The concrete industry wants to radically reform the PMCBEPR Scheme . Their proposal: to separate the Scheme into two distinct entities to meet the specific needs of inert materials. A demand that could redistribute the balance between eco-organizations and marketers.

It's a first: 22 approved eco-organizations have officially joined forces to form a common collective. The aim is to structure their action, provide a unified voice and actively contribute to the development of the EPR sector.

For the first time, some twenty eco-organizations have joined forces to sound the alarm. Unclear governance, regulatory inflation, unattainable targets... EPR is entering a turbulent period. Producers need to adapt quickly.