Danish Producer Responsibility (DPA) is a system implemented in Denmark to ensure that producers and importers take responsibility for the products they bring to the market. The aim of producer responsibility is to promote sustainability and reduce waste by ensuring that products are reused or properly disposed of when they are no longer in use.

Under Danish Producer Responsibility, producers are obligated to collect, sort, and recycle used products. This applies particularly to electrical and electronic equipment, packaging, and vehicles. Producers must pay fees to approved organizations that handle the collection, recycling, and safe disposal of these products.

By holding producers accountable for the entire lifecycle of their products, Denmark strives to minimize environmental impact and promote a circular economy, where resources are reused and waste is minimized. The DPA encourages innovation in product design to create items that are easier to recycle and have a lower environmental footprint, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable future.