Authorised waste recovery schemes (market-negotiated) — household packaging in Malta
Authorised waste recovery schemes (market-negotiated) covers household packaging in Malta; this library holds no rate row for it, because licence prices here are agreed with the scheme rather than set by statute. Last verified 2026-08-25
What this scheme is
Authorised waste recovery schemes (market-negotiated) — Compliance schemes authorised by the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) to recover and recycle packaging on behalf of producers; GreenPak, established 2004, is one of them.
Malta publishes no packaging EPR tariff. Businesses trading in Malta are required by law to recover and recycle the packaging waste their products generate, alongside waste electrical goods and batteries, and they discharge that duty by joining a waste recovery organisation authorised by the Environment and Resources Authority. The authorised schemes set their own prices and quote them on request rather than publishing a schedule, so there is no Maltese rate table to reproduce. This is the thinnest published position of any country on this site: not a spread of competing published prices as in Germany, and not a single dominant system whose figures sit behind a member login as in Greece, but no published figures at all.
Declaration basis: quoted on request by an authorised scheme — no published tariff. Official site: greenpak.com.mt ↗.
How the charge is set here, in full, on this country's rate page:
What it covers, and where the rows are on this site
This library holds no rate row for this scheme, so there is no schedule to point to. What it does hold about this scheme is on this page.
Only years with a page on this site are listed. A year this library holds but does not publish free of charge is not shown here and no figure from it appears on this page.
What it costs before the first kilogram
This scheme is the one the rule library names for this country:
We could not obtain an official registration fee for Malta at a source we could read logged out on 2026-09-04. Not obtained means we did not find one, not that there is none — ask the authority before you budget. For Authorised waste recovery schemes (market-negotiated) — the source this site holds Malta rates from — we found no published minimum annual or membership fee at a page we could read logged out on 2026-09-04. Not obtained means we did not find one, not that there is none. A third fixed cost is an authorised representative, where one is required. For Malta this library records: Not published; the representative question above has the detail. The price of a representative is commercial, quoted per provider, and no official source publishes it, so this library holds no figure for it. None of the above is the per-kilogram fee: that one is on the rate page and in the calculator.
- Registration fee: read 2026-09-04 · no source we could read
- Scheme minimum: read 2026-09-04 · no source we could read
Where to go next
Provenance
This scheme's own pages — Addresses as recorded in this library's scheme entry. The read date behind every figure on this page is on the source that figure came from.
How to cite
EPR Rates (2026). Authorised waste recovery schemes (market-negotiated) — household packaging in Malta. https://eprrates.com/schemes/mt_greenpak/ · Retrieved 2026-09-17. CC BY 4.0.
@misc{eprratesschemesmtgreenpak,
title = {Authorised waste recovery schemes (market-negotiated) — household packaging in Malta},
author = {{EPR Rates}},
year = {2026},
url = {https://eprrates.com/schemes/mt_greenpak/},
note = {Retrieved 2026-09-17. CC BY 4.0}
}
Rate figures are extracted from the official publications listed under Sources; those source documents remain under their publishers' terms.