PPWR Article 45, in force since 12 August 2026
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Eco-organism dossier, France Recyclage Pneumatiques

Joining France Recyclage Pneumatiques from abroad
for sellers without a French entity.

France Recyclage Pneumatiques (FRP) is an approved French eco-organism for the tyre (PNEU) stream, operating as an alternative to Aliapur for producers who place tyres on the French market.

What France Recyclage Pneumatiques does, fig. 02

FRP organises the collection and recovery of end-of-life tyres, channelling them to reuse, recycling or energy recovery through its operator network. Producers adhere, declare the tyres they place on the French market, and pay an eco-contribution funding the scheme.

Who must register, fig. 03

Any company placing tyres on the French market, whether established in France, elsewhere in the EU, or outside the EU: passenger, truck, agricultural and two-wheel tyres, sold standalone or fitted. The trigger is the first placement on the French market, not the seller location.

  • A Chinese tyre exporter looking for a tyre eco-organism alternative to Aliapur
  • A US off-road tyre brand entering the French market
  • An EU tyre producer without a French establishment supplying French resellers
Our role, fig. 04

What we do for the France Recyclage Pneumatiques stream specifically.

You remain the producer. Under the written mandate required by Article L. 541-10-9-1 of the French Environmental Code, we take charge of and answer for your registration, your identifier, your declarations, the exchanges with the eco-organisation and audits, and the archiving of your files. Your eco-contributions stay invoiced to you and paid by you directly to the eco-organisation. For tyres, we prepare and file the FRP declarations. The choice between Aliapur, France Recyclage Pneumatiques and Tyval is contractual, not legal. We currently register clients with Citeo, Léko and Léko Pro, Ecosystem (electrical equipment, lamps, batteries), Twiice, Refashion, Ecomaison and Valobat. For the other approved eco-organisations, we confirm availability with your quote.

Need to register with France Recyclage Pneumatiques without a French entity?

For France Recyclage Pneumatiques, we confirm availability with your quote, then take charge of your membership and declarations. Fixed annual fee from €190/year excl. VAT per stream, confirmed in a written quote within one business day.

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Request your written quote for France Recyclage Pneumatiques.

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Frequently asked questions

Who has to join France Recyclage Pneumatiques?
Any producer placing products covered by Tyres (PNEU) on the French market, whatever the country it is established in, with no minimum volume. The producer is the first company placing the goods on that market: for a distance sale to a French consumer, that is the seller, not the carrier and not the marketplace.
Can I join France Recyclage Pneumatiques without a French company?
Not directly. A producer with no establishment in France must appoint a representative established in France, compulsory since 10 July 2026 under Article L. 541-10-9-1 of the French Environmental Code. For France Recyclage Pneumatiques, we confirm availability with your quote.
What does France Recyclage Pneumatiques membership cost?
Two separate amounts. The membership fee runs from EUR 0 to 450 a year depending on the stream. The eco-contribution depends on what you place on the market and follows France Recyclage Pneumatiques's published schedule. Your eco-contributions stay invoiced to you and paid by you directly to the eco-organisation. We take no percentage and no margin on either of them.
Is France Recyclage Pneumatiques the only option?
No. On Tyres (PNEU), Aliapur and Tyval are also state-accredited. Joining any one of them satisfies the obligation, and the choice belongs to the producer. They differ on their published schedule, their declaration format and their eco-modulations, not on the legal cover they provide.