Full-service EPR compliance under Decree 110/2026/ND-CP
Decree 110/2026/ND-CP on Extended Producer Responsibility takes effect on 25 May 2026. Businesses with annual revenue below VND 30 billion are exempt from recycling obligations; all others must declare and comply.
What we do
- Determine EPR scope and duties by revenue, product type and packaging
- Declare volumes of products and packaging placed on the market for each statutory period
- Choose the compliance route: self-recycling, contracted recyclers or payment to the Environmental Protection Fund
- Retain records and recycling evidence for post-audit and customer audits
Process
Scope assessment
Compare annual revenue, product list and packaging against the rules to confirm EPR applicability.
Calculate rates & volumes
Determine the mandatory recycling rate and specifications for each product and packaging group.
Select compliance route
Compare the cost of self-organised recycling, contracted recyclers and paying the recycling support fee.
Declare & archive
Declare on time and archive recycling evidence and receipts ready for post-audit.
Who needs this service
Frequently asked questions
When does EPR start applying?
Decree 110/2026/ND-CP takes effect on 25 May 2026. Companies should review product lists, packaging and sales data during 2026 to declare correctly for the first period.
Do businesses under VND 30 billion need to do anything?
They are exempt from recycling obligations but should still keep revenue records and product lists to prove the exemption if regulators or customers ask.
Self-recycle or pay into the Environmental Protection Fund?
It depends on volume and packaging type. At high volumes, contracting recyclers is usually cheaper than the fee; at low, fragmented volumes paying the fee is administratively simpler. We calculate both before you decide.
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