Every entrepreneur who places packaging, batteries or electrical and electronic equipment on the market must fulfil a number of obligations stipulated by the Packaging and Waste packaging Regulation, Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulation, Regulation on the management of batteries and accumulators, and waste batteries and accumulators.

In Poland, automotive windscreen manufacturer Pilkington Automotive Poland was looking for a sustainable solution for its surplus PVB films. Thanks to Interzero, she can make money from it.

Saving resources with Interzero: Together with our employees, customers and partners, we are looking for ways to further postpone the day when the Earth's resources are overdrawn and reduce the strain on our planet.

Last week, the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Energy informed us that the updated list of EE equipment, portable batteries and accumulators by Combined Nomenclature for 2023 has been published on their website.

If you are a company exporting to Germany, you are obliged to comply with the German Packaging Act, which came into force on 1 January 2019. The law lays down new rules for greater control and transparency in the market, especially for exporters.

We are proud to announce that Interzero PAK is also the officially authorised operator of the Joint Waste Management Plan for packaging waste in Serbia. From now on, you can leave all your legal obligations regarding packaging waste in Serbia to Interzer.

Interzero is also the official holder of the Joint Single-Use Plastic Waste Management Plan

Companies that are obliged to produce an WMP must adapt the content of the plan in accordance with the new Regulation no later than one year after the entry into force of the Regulation.