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Battery Regulation (EU-BR) and Battery Implementation Act (BattDG) – Did you know that? 

The EU-BR requires producers to register batteries before they are put on the market, that producers regularly report the quantities sold, and that producers comply with regulations regarding extended producers responsibility. There is no Europe-wide register and registrations have to be applied for per country. In Germany, the Battery Act came into force in 2009, was replaced by the BattDG in 2025 and regulates the safety, labeling, return and disposal of batteries and accumulators. The aim of the BattDG is to constribute to the efficient functioning of the internal market, while preventing and reducing the adverse impact of batteries on the environment, and th protet the environment and human health. 

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