Belgian EPR · Authorised Representative

A Belgian partner that actually takes the liability

BelComply is a Belgian-based authorised representative (AR) for Chinese and non-EU e-commerce sellers. We take on your legal EPR obligations — registration, annual declarations and liability — so you can sell into Belgium with confidence.

No Belgian VAT number needed · Served in Chinese & English

Compliance at a glance
PPWR in force12 Aug 2026
AR requiredFrom the first package
Fost Plus registration4–6 weeks
Undeclared packaging fine€727.25 +
4–6 weeks
Registration — vs 12–14 weeks in Germany
Always
AR is mandatory for remote sellers — no minimum volume
€727.25
Fine for a missed annual declaration
2026
PPWR fully applicable — Amazon already enforcing
Why BelComply

A local partner that carries real responsibility

Anyone can file paperwork. We take on the liability a non-EU seller cannot escape on its own.

A real Belgian entity

As your authorised representative we are established in Belgium and, by law, subject to the same obligations as the packaging producer — including joint liability.

Direct line to the authorities

We work directly with EPRiBEL, Fost Plus, Valipac, Recupel and Bebat — the bodies that actually regulate and enforce packaging law in Belgium.

Honest, bilingual advice

We serve you in Chinese and English — and we tell you plainly when you don't need an AR. Selling to a wholesaler or already EU-established? We'll say so.

Compliance duty

Do you actually need a Belgian AR?

The test is simple: is your packaging first placed on the Belgian market, delivered directly to a Belgian end consumer, by a company without a Belgian entity? If so, you are the producer — and the law requires you to appoint a Belgian authorised representative. There is no minimum volume: the obligation applies from the very first package.

Your sales modelAR required?Why
Amazon FBA (Pan-EU / EFN), goods reaching Belgian consumers Yes Foreign company delivers directly to end users → you are the producer
Own website / eBay / bol.com shipping direct to Belgium Yes Same logic — direct distance selling to Belgian consumers
Selling to a Belgian or EU wholesaler / importer No The importer becomes the producer; the obligation shifts to them
You already have a Belgian or EU legal entity No You can register directly — no authorised representative needed

Your legal status: under Article 2, 20° of the Belgian Interregional Packaging Agreement (as amended, in force since 3 Sep 2020), a foreign company selling directly to Belgian consumers is a Type B packaging producer and must appoint an AR established in Belgium — using the word « désigne » ("must appoint"), not "may appoint".

Legal timeline

The obligations are already in force

DateEvent
2008Belgian Interregional Packaging Agreement — base framework
3 Sep 2020Amendment in force: remote sellers must appoint a Belgian AR
11 Feb 2025PPWR (EU) 2025/40 enters into force
12 Aug 2026PPWR Article 45 applies — no grace period; market surveillance begins
28 Feb (annual)Fost Plus annual declaration deadline — 1% monthly late fee

The risks of non-compliance are concrete: Amazon suppresses your Belgian offers at ASIN level (your product stays listed but Belgian buyers can't purchase), plus administrative fines from €727.25 per infringement and, in serious cases, criminal penalties up to €2,000,000.

Official sources

Verify us against the authorities

Don't take our word for it. These are the institutions that regulate packaging compliance in Belgium — we encourage you to check your obligations directly with them.

Ready to sell into Belgium without the risk?

Tell us your sales model and we'll confirm — free of charge — whether you need a Belgian authorised representative.

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