European Union · EPR
Lithuania applies packaging Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). Any business placing packaged goods on the Lithuania market is treated as a producer and must register with the national scheme (GPAIS) and report packaging through a producer responsibility organisation (Žaliasis taškas).
Obligations generally apply from the first packaging placed on the Lithuania market. Confirm the exact registration threshold and de-minimis rules with the national authority before you sell.
Packaging placed on the market is typically declared annually. Track every EU and UK reporting deadline in the free deadline calendar.
Open deadline calendar →Approximate 2025–2026 eco-fee per kilogram by material. Actual fees depend on your PRO, packaging recyclability and eco-modulation.
| Material | Code | € / kg |
|---|---|---|
| Paper & cardboard | PAP 20-22 | €0.050 |
| PE-LD (polybag / film) | 04 PE-LD | €0.900 |
| PE-HD (rigid plastic) | 02 PE-HD | €0.850 |
| PP (polypropylene) | 05 PP | €0.850 |
| PET | 01 PET | €0.650 |
| Glass | GL 70-72 | €0.030 |
| Steel / tinplate | FE 40 | €0.100 |
| Aluminium | ALU 41 | €0.280 |
| Composite / mixed | C/ 81+ | €1.400 |
⚠️ This is general information, not legal advice. EPR rules and fees change — always confirm current obligations with the national authority (GPAIS) or your PRO before you register or budget.
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