From the perspective of a sole proprietor, the proposed EPR framework risks creating a de facto fragmentation of the EU Single Market. The administrative and financial burden appears out of all proportion for micro, small businesses and sole proprietors.
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innerSanctvm
Company · Belgium
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of 665 tracked
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innerSanctvm filed 2 positions between 10 Aug 2026 and 11 Aug 2026, across 1 of the 665 legislative files tracked here.
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As a small business, we have already completely eliminated non-recyclable materials from both our products and transport packaging. We therefore support the objectives of the PPWR. However, the current implementation risks imposing a disproportionate administrative and financial burden on micro and small enterprises.
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