Lizenzero Launches Future-Ready Digital One-Stop-Shop for Packaging Compliance in 31 Countries

Cologne, 2 June 2026 – Lizenzero, a brand of the circular economy service provider Interzero, has today launched a feature-rich digital platform for packaging compliance in 31 countries. The platform simplifies how businesses manage Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) obligations across Europe. By replacing fragmented national solutions with a centralized dashboard, Lizenzero empowers retailers and e-commerce companies of all sizes to manage their packaging obligations digitally and efficiently. 

As the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) approaches, Lizenzero simplifies the increasingly complex regulatory maze for cross-border commerce. Its new platform digitizes the compliance lifecycle – from initial assessment to final reporting – within a unified dashboard available in 9 languages. The service streamlines the three essential pillars of EPR by managing national registration, contracting with local EPR systems, and ongoing volume reporting all in one place.

The platform directly addresses the primary pain points for international retailers: uncertainty and administrative burden. Users can utilize a cost-free Obligation Check to verify country-specific regulatory requirements without upfront commitment, paired with a cost assessment tool that provides upfront cost estimations through volume-based estimates. Furthermore, Lizenzero has integrated an Authorised Representative (AR) service directly into the digital workflow wherever needed according to current PPWR regulations, bridging the legal gap for non-resident businesses who will be required to appoint a local legal representative. By consolidating these requirements into a single dashboard, Lizenzero removes the barriers to compliant European market entry.

Claudia Wegener, CIO Interzero: “The regulatory requirements for packaging in Europe are becoming increasingly complex, from the PPWR to the authorised representation. Many companies simply lose track of everything. That’s exactly why we’ve developed a digital platform that fundamentally simplifies packaging compliance. It offers a central dashboard, automatic reminders for deadlines and reporting obligations, and clear, transparent EU-wide functionality, all in one place. We want to set a new standard for how companies can easily fulfil their EPR obligations in Europe.” This tech-forward approach is complemented by personal expertise, with a multilingual support team to help businesses navigate complex legal nuances.

With the PPWR set to harmonize and tighten regulations from 2026 onwards, proactive compliance is evolving from a legal necessity into a strategic competitive advantage. Lizenzero helps companies stay ahead of the curve, transforming regulatory adherence into a straightforward process that fosters market trust and business agility..

About Lizenzero 
Lizenzero – EPR solution by Interzero – is a future-ready digital one-stop platform for packaging compliance under Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations. Launched in 2018 as a digital licensing solution for the German market, Lizenzero has since expanded its scope to cover the full complexity of cross-border packaging compliance across 31 European countries. The platform manages the entire compliance lifecycle in a single dashboard: from the cost-free Obligation Check – which identifies country-specific obligations – to registration with national EPR systems, volume reporting, and, where required, includes an Authorised Representative (AR) service for businesses without a local legal representative. Available in 9 languages, it replaces fragmented national solutions with one centralized, digital process.

Lizenzero is a brand of Interzero, one of Europe's leading circular economy service providers with over 30 years of experience, 2000 employees, and operations in 10 countries. This backing gives Lizenzero direct access to established EPR infrastructure across Europe – and the regulatory expertise to support clients in fulfilling their compliance requirements as they evolve, including under the incoming EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).