Distributors and manufacturers
Manufacturers, distributors, importers, marketplaces... you place new home products on the French market: furnishings, bedding, textile decoration, toys, DIY and garden articles, building products and building materials.
The regulations governing Extended Producer Responsibility - in other words, the law on reuse and recycling - therefore apply to your business.
Joining and declaring eco-participation
Knowing the regulations
Organizing the trade-in
Information and training
Innovation and eco-design
- Eco-design with Ecomaison
- What is recyclability?
- Our calls foreco-design projects
- Your prevention and eco-design plan
- Our premiums for incorporating recycled materials
- Discover innovation Collection - Services
- Discover recycling innovations
- Wood, recycling and innovation: Ecomaison at the cutting edge
Expand your business with repairs
Declare your product launches
All your information (accounts, contacts, establishments, users) and the declaration services provided by Ecomaison are grouped together in your member area.
So you can code your products, prepare your declarations and find the right eco-tax amounts.
Headline news
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Are you in compliance with the law on recycling?
When you import certain swimming pool products for installation or sale under your own brand name, you are considered to be placing them on the market, and therefore subject to the regulatory obligations associated with Extended Producer Responsibility for Building Products and Materials (EPR PMCB). Here are a few tips to help you
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Filière Bricolage-Jardin: new eco-participation rates applicable from January 1, 2025 are available
Ecomaison is changing its eco-tax rates for DIY and garden products to support the growing importance of reuse and recycling. New rates to optimize collection and recycling In order to meet regulatory obligations and promote the reuse and recycling of DIY products
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Furniture repossession: deciphering and advice from our expert
Ecomaison supports retailers in setting up in-store take-back programs. This type of take-back is particularly encouraged to facilitate the re-use of furniture items. François Chague, Ecomaison's Consumer Services Development Manager, explains. What does the take-back obligation mean for retailers? Take-back
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