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New billing address starting in 2025
In January 2025, we will introduce a new financial system, which means a new billing address and new billing email. We therefore want to ask all our suppliers to update their systems with the new information, so that we can receive, manage and process your invoices.
The new invoice address, which is to be stated on all invoices, is:
Näringslivets Producentansvar i Sverige AB
Box 1176
171 23 SOLNA
We prefer that those of you who have the opportunity send e-invoices instead of PDF invoices.
For e-invoices, please use Peppol ID 0007:5594202391
If you are unable to send an e-invoice, a PDF invoice can be emailed to the new email address faktura@npa.se. Please note that this email address should only be used for invoices. If you have questions for the finance department, please contact us via ekonomi@npa.se instead.
Billing information is also available on the ”Contact us” page
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NPA refunds surplus packaging fees
As we approach the closure of the first half of 2025, the producer responsibility organisation Näringslivets Producentansvar (NPA) concludes that the invoiced packaging fees have exceeded the actual costs of collection and recycling. We are therefore refunding the surplus to our customers – in line with our non-for-profit business model.
Näringslivets Producentansvar introduces fossil-free transports
By the end of 2025, all transports within Sweden for which Näringslivets Producentansvar (NPA) is responsible will be 100 percent fossil-free. The decision is part of NPA's work to reduce climate impact and contribute to a more sustainable waste management.
Reply: producers should finance efficient collection, not household missorting
When Conny Udd and Jan Ridfeldt, CEOs of Tekniska Verken and Umeå Energi, argue that producers should replace sorted packaging waste, they miss a crucial principle: residual waste is a municipal responsibility. This is written by Henrik Nilsson, head of business development and community relations at Näringslivets Producentansvar, Henrik Oxfall, responsible for plastic issues at IKEM, and Mattias Philipsson, CEO of Svensk Plaståtervinning, in a reply in Aktuell Hållbarhet.