Worldwide list of take-back schemes

Take-back schemes worldwide

Schemes for packaging, WEEE, batteries, textiles and other waste streams across 78 countries — with links and published rates where available.

803

active schemes

78

countries

53

with published rates

173

with tariff hints

13 of 837 entries

Take-back schemes worldwide
OrganisationCountryWaste streamTypeWebsite
ERA (Mitglied im WEEE Forum)South AfricaWEEETake-back scheme
AMA (The Aerosol Manufacturers' Association)South AfricaOther waste streamsTake-back schemepackagingsa.co.za
eWASA, Circular Energy u.a. registrierte PROSouth AfricaWEEETake-back schemeewasa.org
ERASouth AfricaWEEETake-back schemeweee-forum.org
Circular EnergySouth AfricaWEEETake-back schemeweee-forum.org
Circular EnergySouth AfricaWEEETake-back scheme
eWASASouth AfricaWEEETake-back schemeewasa.org
The Glass Recycling Company (TGRC)South AfricaPackaging · householdTake-back schemetheglassrecyclingcompany.co.za
Polyco (inkl. ehem. VinylLoop und Polystyrene Association)South AfricaPackaging · householdTake-back schemepolyco.co.za
MetPac-SASouth AfricaPackaging · householdTake-back schememetpacsa.org.za
PetcoSouth AfricaPackaging · householdTake-back schemepetco.co.za
Fibre CircleSouth AfricaPackaging · householdTake-back schemefibrecircle.co.za
eWASA und weitere registrierte PROSouth AfricaBatteriesTake-back schemeewasa.org

Notes

  • The list covers collective take-back schemes worldwide — including authorities and older entries.
  • Published packaging rates appear when a scheme is linked to the national comparison. Automatically found figures are market hints and widen price ranges where materials can be mapped.

Data provenance

The list comes from official and industry directories. Status: V = confirmed from an official list · B = from an industry directory · F = still to verify against the named source · H = older entry kept for traceability.

Scheme websites are checked regularly for tariff figures. Finds help with orientation — they do not replace a checked national tariff. New schemes from official lists are added automatically.