France Eco-Mobilier: Furniture and Furnishing Eco-Participation Fee Schedule
Reference for France's eco-mobilier system requiring eco-participation fees on furniture, bedding, textile decorations, and other furnishing products sold in France, managed by Ecomaison.
This is a regulated fee — required or governed by law in the jurisdictions below.
Overview
France requires producers and importers of furniture and furnishing products to pay eco-participation fees that fund end-of-life collection, recycling, and disposal programs. The system, managed by Ecomaison (formerly Eco-mobilier), covers indoor and outdoor furniture, bedding (mattresses, pillows, comforters), shelving and panels, and textile decorations (curtains, rugs, blinds). Fees are modulated based on product recyclability, material composition, durability, and eco-design. The eco-participation must be displayed separately on invoices and at the point of sale. This is distinct from the DEEE eco-participation on electronics.
Fee schedule by jurisdiction
5 jurisdictions with active fee requirements.
| Jurisdiction | Fee |
|---|---|
| France (Small furniture items) | €0.10–€2.00 per item |
| France (Seating and tables) | €1.00–€8.00 per item |
| France (Bedding) | €2.00–€12.00 per item |
| France (Large furniture) | €5.00–€20.00+ per item |
| France (Textile decorations) | €0.05–€3.00 per item |
France (Small furniture items)
€0.10–€2.00 per item
Small furnishing items such as shelves, storage boxes, and decorative accessories
Exact fee depends on product code, weight, and material composition. Use Ecomaison's product codifier for precise rates.
France (Seating and tables)
€1.00–€8.00 per item
Chairs, sofas, desks, dining tables, and office furniture
Fees modulated by weight, recyclability, and whether eco-design criteria are met
France (Bedding)
€2.00–€12.00 per item
Mattresses, box springs, bed frames, pillows, comforters, and sleeping equipment
Mattresses typically carry the highest fees in this category
France (Large furniture)
€5.00–€20.00+ per item
Wardrobes, cabinets, large storage units, and outdoor furniture
Heaviest and least recyclable items carry the highest fees
France (Textile decorations)
€0.05–€3.00 per item
Curtains, rugs, blinds, and decorative textiles
Added to the eco-mobilier scope in January 2023
Effective Jan 1, 2023
Enforcement
Producers and importers who fail to register with Ecomaison or pay eco-participation fees face enforcement from French authorities (ADEME), including fines and prohibition from placing products on the French market.
Official sources
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Shopify compliance
This is a mandatory fee — merchants selling in covered jurisdictions are legally required to collect it. Shopify requires that mandatory fees be clearly disclosed to customers before checkout. Use a Shopify app like Magical Fees to automate collection and ensure compliance.
This information is maintained by the Magical Apps team and reviewed annually. Always consult official government sources for the most current requirements.
Quick facts
- Regulation
- Éco-participation Ameublement (Eco-Mobilier / Ecomaison)
- Country
- France
- Jurisdictions
- 5
- Category
- Eco-Participation Fees
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