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Sweden packaging EPR fee calculator 2026

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1,000 kg of paper and cardboard and 200 kg of rigid plastic placed on the market in Sweden works out at SEK 9,350.00 a year at the published 2026 tariff. Worked example calculated when this page was built, from the 12 Sweden rate rows in our library · rates verified 2026-08-25 · SEK per kg by item number, split into private use and other than private use

Put your own kilograms in

How this is calculated

fee = kilograms placed on the market in one year × the published rate for that material, one material at a time; each line rounded to the nearest 0.01 SEK, and the total is the sum of the rounded lines. Sweden publishes its tariff in SEK per kg, so the middle column of the table below is the published rate converted to a per-kilogram figure — that conversion and this multiplication are the whole of the arithmetic.

Take your kilograms, one material at a time

Start from the weight you placed on the market in Sweden over one calendar year, split by the material categories Näringslivets Producentansvar (NPA) publishes. The categories are the scheme's own, not ours: the calculator above lists all 12 of them, and the worked example on this page uses 1,000 kg of paper and cardboard and 200 kg of rigid plastic.

Multiply each material by its published rate

The fee for one material is your kilograms multiplied by that material's published rate. Sweden publishes the tariff in SEK per kg, so each rate is converted to a per-kilogram figure first and then multiplied — the table below shows both numbers for every row the example used, so you can redo the arithmetic. Nothing is converted between currencies: the result is in SEK, as published, because we would have to invent the date an exchange rate was taken on.

Round each line, then add the lines up

Each line is rounded to the nearest 0.01 SEK, and the total is the sum of those rounded lines rather than the rounding of an unrounded sum. That is the only way the figures printed here add up exactly as printed when you check them on a calculator.

How the rate is published

SEK per kg — household ("private use") packaging, fees applicable from 2026-04-01

What the table's own note says

Fees are graded by whether the packaging is compatible with material recycling. Sweden has two approved producer responsibility organisations; NPA is the dominant one and publishes this national schedule. Fees for packaging other than private use are a separate schedule.

What the figure leaves out

The estimate is the variable fee only. Registration and annual membership fees, VAT and per-item charges are not in it, for the reasons set out on the site-wide calculator; this is reference data, not compliance advice, and it is only as current as the verification date on each row.

The rate rows this example used

Only the rows the worked example needed are reproduced here. The Sweden tariff in our library holds 12 rate rows in total, and all of them are on the Sweden rate page — each row below links straight to its own row there, and to the official page the figure was read from.

Sweden — the 2 rate rows used by the worked example, 2026 tariff. SEK per kg by item number, split into private use and other than private use
Material Rate as published Per kg kg in this example Fee Source
Paper and cardboardCompatible with material recycling 6.67 SEK/kg SEK 6.67 1,000 SEK 6,670.00 rate row ↗
admin.npa.se ↗
verified 2026-08-25
official
Rigid plasticCompatible with material recycling 13.4 SEK/kg SEK 13.4 200 SEK 2,680.00 rate row ↗
admin.npa.se ↗
verified 2026-08-25
official

Worked example total: SEK 9,350.00 — 1,000 kg of paper and cardboard and 200 kg of rigid plastic at the 2026 tariff, from 2 rate rows, SEK, excluding registration and annual fees. Redo it from the columns above: kilograms × per kg, rounded, added up.

What to do next

The same calculation for the other 17 countries

Every country with a statutory published tariff has its own page, with its own worked example calculated from its own rates. Belgium · Netherlands · United Kingdom · France · Spain · Austria · Finland · Portugal · Luxembourg · Latvia · Czechia · Ireland · Croatia · Cyprus · Hungary · Poland · Italy

Sources

The official publications the rows above were read from, with the date we last verified each one. Rates are taken as published — nothing is averaged, converted between currencies, or filled in from a neighbouring country.

How to cite

EPR Rates (2026). Sweden packaging EPR fee calculator 2026. https://eprrates.com/calculator/sweden/ · Retrieved 2026-09-04. CC BY 4.0.
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  year = {2026},
  url = {https://eprrates.com/calculator/sweden/},
  note = {Retrieved 2026-09-04. CC BY 4.0}
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Rate figures are extracted from the official publications listed under Sources; those source documents remain under their publishers' terms.

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