13 countries covered

Textile EPR fees worldwide

Household textile and footwear take-back for 13 countries — published grids where schemes already print fees, pending where the 2028 EU deadline still applies.

How to read textile EPR fees

Textile and footwear EPR is expanding toward the EU’s 2028 deadline. A few markets already publish item or weight grids; others list schemes without a public tariff yet.

Where a grid exists we show published examples (for example clothing, linen, footwear SKUs). Pending markets stay labelled so you can plan registration without inventing a fee.

Pair this hub with country packaging pages and the fixed-costs table when you budget market entry for apparel and home textiles.

Why there's no single ranked table

Most rates in this category have no per-kilogram equivalent: some are quoted per item, some in currencies this site doesn't convert, some with different tax treatment. Ranking figures measured on different bases would look authoritative and mean nothing — so this page shows published rate ranges per category and country, each in its own unit, never converted or ranked against each other.

13 of 13 countries

Published rate ranges by category
CountryAll textiles (flat rate)Clothing: T-shirt (men's)Household linen: sheetsFootwear: trainers (men's)
AustriaNot yet in forceIn planning / not yet in force — no published fee grid yet.
BelgiumNot yet in forceIn planning / not yet in force — no published fee grid yet.
France—
0.04 EUR/Stück
0.112 EUR/Stück
0.124 EUR/Stück
GermanyNot yet in forceIn planning / not yet in force — no published fee grid yet.
GreeceNot yet in forceIn planning / not yet in force — no published fee grid yet.
Hungary
164 HUF/kg
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IrelandNot yet in forceIn planning / not yet in force — no published fee grid yet.
ItalyNot yet in forceIn planning / not yet in force — no published fee grid yet.
Latvia
0.13 EUR/kg (PRO)
0.5 EUR/kg (natural resource tax)
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Netherlands
0.24 EUR/kg
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SpainNot yet in forceIn planning / not yet in force — no published fee grid yet.
SwedenNot yet in forceIn planning / not yet in force — no published fee grid yet.
United StatesMarket priceNo statutory national tariff — competing schemes set their own market prices, without a public country-wide table.

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FAQs

What is EPR?+

Extended Producer Responsibility means producers pay for collection and recycling of products they place on the market — packaging, electronics, batteries, textiles and more. Fees usually go to a Producer Responsibility Organization (PRO).

What is a PRO?+

A Producer Responsibility Organization (PRO) is the authorised take-back scheme that collects EPR fees and organises recycling for a given EPR. Some countries have one PRO; others have competing Pros.

Do you cover more than packaging?+

Yes — textiles, batteries, WEEE and additional EPR are listed by country. Packaging has the deepest tariff tables; other EPR grow as published grids appear.

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How current are these figures?+

Each country page shows a verified “as of” date for the source we last checked. We keep collecting and refreshing published fees on an ongoing basis. Treat this as a research reference and confirm against the official source before you file or invoice.

Where do the numbers come from?+

We collect and curate published EPR fees for each market. Every country page shows a verification date and links to the official source. Before filing or invoicing, confirm against that source.