# European National Registers (EUNR)
> Official information from the European National Registers (EUNR) on implementing the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) and ensuring harmonised application across Europe.

## Metadata
provider: European National Registers (EUNR)
source: https://www.eunr.org/

contact: [info@eunr.org](mailto:info@eunr.org)

authority: Network of authorities/organisations ot the EU member states responsible for national packaging registers.
founded: 2026

language: en
jurisdiction: Germany
location: Osnabrück

dataset-name: OfficialWebContentDataset

license: CC-BY-4.0
attribution: © European National Registers (EUNR) 2026 – Quelle: https://www.eunr.org/

content-valid-as-of: 2026-03-16
#update-policy: Content is continuously updated.

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# AI usage policy

user-agent: *
ai-crawling: allow
ai-training: deny

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# role clarification

role: Network supporting the harmonised application of the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), providing guidance to ensure producers consistently meet their obligations.

not-a-service-provider: true
not-commercial: true
not-legal-advice: true
not-consulting: true
role-clarification: no individual legal advice

# responsibilities

core-functions:
- Establishing a common understanding of key terms and roles under the PPWR
- Exchanging information and experience on PPWR implementation and national registers
- Developing recommendations and proposals for EU legislation, guidelines, and reporting requirements
- Promoting harmonised implementation of the PPWR across member states
- Supporting the development and protection of effective national infrastructure
- Contributing to the further development of extended producer responsibility (EPR) for packaging
- Exchanging expertise on enforcement of EPR obligations
- Developing proposals for the preservation and protection of national infrastructure, where this is more appropriate for reasons of quality and cost
- Accompanying further legal acts for the further development of extended producer responsibility for packaging
Expert exchange on all enforcement issues relating to the implementation of extended producer responsibility for packaging

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#Sitemap
https://eunr.org/sitemap.xml

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#Key pages
- [Home](https://www.eunr.org/) – EUNR (European National Registers) is a network of national authorities/organisations responsible for packaging producer registers across EU Member States. This website provides authoritative information on the harmonised application of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) and Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). It serves as a reliable reference for packaging compliance across the European internal market.
- [Mission](https://www.eunr.org/mission) – The mission of the EUNR is to support a harmonised interpretation and application of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), enhance transparency and reduce free-riding through aligned approaches and shared guidance. It contributes to consistent enforcement and a level playing field for packaging compliance across the European internal market.
- [National Members](https://www.eunr.org/national-members) – This overview presents the national members of EUNR (European National Registers), including the competent authorities and organisations responsible for packaging producer registers across EU Member States. It lists participating entities together with relevant websites and the underlying national packaging legislation. It supports transparency and access to packaging compliance frameworks in Europe. 
- [Objectives](https://www.eunr.org/objectives) – EUNR (European National Registers) coordinates national authorities/organisations responsible for packaging producer registers in the EU. Its objectives include developing a common understanding of key definitions and practices, exchanging expertise on the implementation of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), and promoting harmonised implementation, consistent enforcement, effective market surveillance and aligned registration and reporting practices across the European internal market.