In addition to eco-participation and take-back, marketers must comply with other regulatory obligations designed to reinforce transparency, traceability and environmental responsibility.

Tell people about Repair Bonuses

From July 1, 2024, furniture, DIY and garden retailers must inform their customers of the existence and amounts of the Repair Bonus, both in-store and online.

Environmental data display

Providing your customers with precise information on the environmental quality of your products is one of the aspects regulated by Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR).

We provide our members with information and tools to guide them step by step towards the implementation of simple, clear signage.

Sorting information with TRIMAN

Under the AGEC law, you are required to display the sorting rules for each new product subject to a re-use and recycling channel. The aim is clear: to help customers acquire the right sorting reflexes as soon as they buy.

Management of unsold goods

What to do with your unsold goods? You are now obliged to direct them towards re-use.
We put you in touch with our network of over 600 partners in the Social and Solidarity Economy. You'll be able to offer them not only your unsold goods, but also your mismatched parcels, spare parts (screws, boards, etc.), after-sales returns, display models and even products in good condition resulting from trade-in.

Prevention and eco-design plan

Another feature of the AGEC law is that every five years, manufacturers, industrialists and distributors must draw up a prevention and eco-design plan, either individually or for their entire sector.


This obligation can be fulfilled either by drawing up an individual plan, or by linking up to the common plan for the sector.