Guidance

Extended producer responsibility for packaging: check the public register of producers

Find businesses and other organisations ('producers') who have registered for extended producer responsibility (EPR) for packaging.

This is the public register of producers for EPR for packaging.

Find out more about EPR for packaging.

The register is updated daily.

What this register contains

This register contains a list of producers who have registered with the environmental regulators.

The register will tell you:

  • whether they are a large or small producer
  • their producer registration number
  • their companies house number

These producers have registered under the Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging and Packaging Waste) Regulations 2024. Throughout this guidance, ‘EPR for packaging’ refers to these regulations.

They have registered for ‘compliance year’ 2025. This means they must meet their obligations under EPR for packaging for 2025.

What the register does not cover

It does not cover producers who are required to register and report their data but have not.

If you think a producer should have registered and reported their data but they are not listed here, contact the environmental regulator for your nation.

This data has been submitted by producers. Defra and the environmental regulators are not responsible for inaccuracies.

The accuracy of the data will increase as more producers submit or re-submit data.

Groups and subsidiaries 

If there is a group registration the register will show details of the parent company or holding company and the subsidiaries it has registered.

Some ways to use the register

For some packaging activities, these lists may help you work out who is responsible for reporting data. This can change depending on whether you are supplying packaging to a large producer or not.

You may want to use the lists if you do any of the following activities:

  • import filled branded packaging on behalf of a brand owner
  • own an online marketplace that allows non-UK organisations to sell empty packaging into the UK
  • manufacture or import empty packaging and supply it within the UK
  • pack or fill branded packaging

If you’re unsure, check the section on packaging activities in the ‘Packaging data: what to collect’ guidance

You may also need a record of this information for audits, or questions from the environmental regulator.

View the register

View the Register

Other lists and registers relating to EPR for packaging

The environmental regulators maintain or have maintained other registers relating to EPR for packaging.

 Register of compliance schemes

You can also view the register of packaging compliance schemes.

Compliance schemes are third parties that help producers meet the EPR for packaging requirements.   

You’ll have to pay a fee to the compliance scheme for their services.

Compliance schemes cannot sign you up to the report packaging data service or pay your disposal fees, but they can   

  • pay your registration fees on your behalf   
  • report your packaging data   

Each compliance scheme has registered with the environmental regulator for the appropriate nation.

 List of large producers

The list of large producers was the predecessor to this register of producers.

You can view the lists of large producers for 2023 and 2024 if you need information for these years.

 The environmental regulators

Environment Agency (England)

Email: packaging@environment-agency.gov.uk 

Natural Resources Wales 

Email: packaging@naturalresourceswales.gov.uk 

Scottish Environment Protection Agency 

Email: producer.responsibility@sepa.org.uk 

Northern Ireland Environment Agency 

Email: packaging@daera-ni.gov.uk

Updates to this page

Published 11 October 2024
Last updated 9 September 2025 show all updates
  1. The list of large producers has been superseded by the register of producers. This updates the page to link to the new register, along with supporting information.

  2. Following an update, access to the service has been restored

  3. Removing link to the PLLP service because one of the lists is inaccurate and being updated.

  4. First published.

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