Calculate your annual French Packaging eco-contribution fees and mandatory registration costs under the AGEC regulations.
Step 1 – Choose Declaration Mode
Choose between the Flat-Fee declaration (under 10,000 CSUs) or the itemized Simplified Declaration (10,000 to 500,000 CSUs).
France’s Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) system requires businesses placing packaged products on the French market to fulfil applicable packaging registration, eco-contribution and reporting obligations under the AGEC framework.
Estimate your annual French packaging compliance costs with our France Packaging Calculator. Choose the appropriate declaration method and enter your estimated annual sales units to calculate your packaging eco-contribution and applicable service fees.
French packaging compliance costs may include eco-contributions payable through an approved eco-organisation, together with applicable registration, declaration and communication service fees. Use the calculator to estimate your total costs.
Businesses selling packaged products through Amazon, eBay, Shopify, Temu and other online marketplaces may have French packaging EPR obligations. Check your responsibilities when supplying products to consumers in France.
International businesses selling packaged products in France should assess their applicable producer responsibility and representation requirements. Complico helps foreign sellers understand the French compliance process and arrange the relevant services.
The French packaging declaration may require product quantities to be classified into the relevant product families. Our calculator includes categories such as clothing, stationery, toys, furniture, household appliances, food and personal care products.
Select the declaration method that matches your annual sales volume. The calculator provides a flat-fee option for businesses placing fewer than 10,000 consumer sales units (CSUs) on the French market and a simplified per-unit declaration option for higher eligible volumes.
Maintain accurate records of the packaged products you place on the French market. Review your declared quantities, fulfil applicable annual reporting obligations and keep your packaging compliance information up to date.
