Ireland: Packaging EPR fees

Statutory tariff

Repak splits its fee across four supply-chain roles, but the brandholder or importer carries the overwhelming majority of the cost.

Ireland publishes a statutory packaging EPR tariff through Repak. Below: the core materials we use for cross-country comparison, the transcribed published rows (10), and the official source last checked on 09/07/2026.

Responsible organisation

Repak

Official source

repak.ie

Last verified

Core materials at a glance

Glass

€19.14/t

≈ €0.019/kg

Paper/Board

€41.6/t

≈ €0.042/kg

Metal

€64.76/t

≈ €0.065/kg

Aluminium

€5.14/t

≈ €0.005/kg

Plastic

€166/t

Band €166–616/t

≈ €0.166/kg

Wood

€14.18/t

≈ €0.014/kg

Rates in detail

14 published rate rows
Rates in detail
Material / itemRateConditions
Paper and cardboard — recycled€41.60/tonneBrandholder/importer share
Glass — recycled€19.14/tonne—
Aluminium — recycled€5.14/tonne—
Steel — recycled€64.76/tonne—
Rigid/flexible plastic — recycled€165.70/tonne—
Plastic — non-recycled€616.22/tonne—
Wood — recycled€14.18/tonne—
Composite — recycled€165.70/tonne—
Composite — non-recycled€616.22/tonne—
Other materials — non-recycled€324.06/tonne—

Take-back schemes in this country

All schemes
Take-back schemes in this country
OrganisationEPRType
IFFPGOther EPRPRO
RepakPackaging · householdPRO
Circol ELTTyresPRO
WEEE IrelandBatteriesPRO
WEEE IrelandWEEEPRO
RepakPackaging · commercialPRO
ERP IrelandBatteriesPRO
ERP IrelandWEEEPRO

How we verify this page

Core rates and detail rows are transcribed from the official document or tariff page at repak.ie. We record a verification date (09/07/2026) and re-check when the source hash changes. Soft-scraped scheme hints stay labelled until someone confirms them against a primary document.

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