From tomorrow, the extended manufacturer obligations from the new Packaging Act will come into force. This means that all packaging will have to be officially registered in the future. We talked to Dr. Martin Schirmbacher, partner at Härting Rechtsanwälte and specialist attorney for IT law, about what the new regulations mean for (online) print shops and what operators must do now.
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