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The regulation on extended producer responsibility rates (EPR rates) has been published!

The regulation on extended producer responsibility rates (EPR rates) has been published!

The regulation on extended producer responsibility rates (EPR rates) has been published!

 

With the publication of the respective ministerial decree, the tariff rates for certain EPR tariff products have become known.

From 1 July 2023, the new regulation sets higher rates for a number of material and product streams compared to the existing environmental product charge (EPC) rates.

Since the rate of the green tax should be deducted by the extended producer responsibility fee, the amount of the payable green tax will be less, despite of the fact that the obligor should pay more than before.

The extended producer responsibility fee per unit for collective fulfilment will be modified as follows:

 

Product/ material

Extended producer responsibility fee (HUF/kg)

plastic packaging

219

paper and carton packaging

173

metal packaging

186

other packaging

129

wood packaging

19

textile packaging

67

glass packaging

77

associated (composite) packaging

168

single-use and other plastic products

113

heat exchange equipment

116

screens, monitors and equipment incorporating screens with a surface area greater than 100 cm2

362

lamps

306

large machinery (which does not exceed 50 cm)

124

photovoltaic panels (which exceeds 50 cm)

63

small IT and telecommunications equipment (which does not exceed 50 cm)

261

portable batteries, accumulators

160

industrial battery, accumulator

239

automotive battery, accumulator

238

automotive

21

tyre

137

office paper

128

promotional paper

94

cooking oil and fat

36

textile products

145

wooden furniture

17

Based on the above it is now even more important that the scope of the concerned products should be clearly defined by the obligor.

 

7 June, 2023

If you have any questions regarding the amendment, please do not hesitate to contact our colleagues.

This newsletter provides general information and does not constitute advice.

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