Automate your EPR compliance management.

A decree published in June 2025 now requires manufacturers of fishing gear containing plastic to finance and organize end-of-life management. A new step in the fight against single-use plastics, particularly at sea.

At a time when ultra-low-cost textile giants are invading marketplaces, Refashion, the eco-organization in charge of theEPR TLC Scheme , is launching a call for tenders to structure its communications strategy. The aim is to raise consumer awareness... and defend theEPR Scheme against a business model that is incompatible with the circular economy.

The textile re-use Scheme is going through a major crisis. Between logistical saturation, a drop in donations and a lack of funding, social economy structures are sounding the alarm. A crisis that calls into question the effectiveness of the currentEPR TLC Scheme .

A recent Senate report calls for a thorough reform of the governance of EPR schemes. Lack of transparency, unclear management, conflicts of interest... The senators paint a critical picture and propose a new, more efficient and equitable architecture.

Since the AGEC law, marketplaces are legally responsible for the EPR compliance of their sellers. This regulatory change requires the structuring of clear processes without complicating the seller experience.

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