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8 9 CYCLEVIA

2025 ANNUAL REPORT CYCLEVIA

2025 ANNUAL REPORT

Mixed EPR , a change

in scale for CYCLEVIA

NIKOLA DIZDAR

Project Manager , CYCLEVIA

What does this evolution consist in ?

Mixed EPR combines two complementary mecha -

nisms , both of which are f inanced by the eco - fees col -

lected from marketers . Firstly , a f inancial mechanism

according to which CYCLEVIA supports all the sector ’ s

operators according to common rules . Secondly , an

operational mechanism whereby , via calls for tender ,

CYCLEVIA selects operators who intervene on its be -

half in waste oil collection and treatment . This second

aspect does not replace the f irst ; it adds to it . It enables

CYCLEVIA to appoint partner operators , according to

strict specif ications , to directly organise certain collec -

tion , regrouping and recycling operations .

And what exactly does this change

for the sector ?

The f inancial model remains in place , meaning that

waste holders can continue to work with their usual

operator . But with a mixed EPR model , CYCLEVIA also

becomes a direct point of entry . Waste holders can

now call on the producer responsibility organisation to

organise their waste management for them , from col -

lection through to recycling . Mixed EPR doesn ’ t oppose

two systems , it adds to the mechanism by of fering a

new solution , to the benef it of waste holders and the

sector . It consequently increases the market ’ s service

of fer whilst leaving waste holders free to choose . A

professional therefore has the choice of conserving

their traditional waste collection operator or directly

contacting CYCLEVIA to take over the operational

organisation of the service

What brought about this change in model

This switch to a more operational model was

set out in the producer responsibility organisation s

specif ications from the outset It enables CYCLEVIA

to reinforce the steering and management of f lows

With mixed EPR CYCLEVIA is now structured according to two

levers for action The f irst one which is f inancial supports

all operators according to their activity volumes and their

performances in keeping with the circularity objectives f ixed

for them The second lever which is operational enables the

producer responsibility organisation to intervene directly in

the f ield by organising collection and recycling operations

using the service providers it has carefully selected

Two complementary models

to accelerate the sector s circularity

to increase its impact on the sector and accelerate

its transition to a circular economy , whilst ensuring a

consistent service at a national level , including for less

accessible or less prof itable feedstocks . After the f irst

years of accreditation , which were given over to un -

derstanding and f inancially supporting the sector , this

new phase gives CYCLEVIA the means to take more

direct action as regards orienting waste oil towards

recycling and the quality of the service provided to

waste oil holders .

OPERATIONAL EPR

CYCLEVIA is entrusted

with waste oil management via

its collection and recycling .

FINANCIAL EPR

CYCLEVIA financially supports

waste oil management .

“ The mixed EPR model enriches

market functioning by adding

a new solution which greatly

benefits waste holders

and the sector as a whole . ”

During the fourth year of its accreditation the producer responsibility organisation

has switched to a mixed EPR model in other words a model which is both f inancial

and operational Not only does this change in scale meet an obligation but it also aims

to up the sector s circularity Explanations with Nikola Dizdar Project Manager

at CYCLEVIA and coordinator of this transformative change

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