EWKFondsG for bakeries and cafés

Is my bakery affected?

Anyone who hands out coffee-to-go cups, snack bags, or salad bowls is placing single-use plastic products on the market — and is required to register and file an annual quantity report regardless of the amount. Whether that report also needs to be audited by a registered expert or auditor/tax advisor depends on the 100 kg de-minimis threshold. Most businesses don't know their annual quantity in kilograms — but they do know how many coffees they sell per day.

70 seconds: quantity report from your delivery notes (German audio)

Upload delivery notes or invoices from your packaging suppliers, the software reads item, quantity and weight, you confirm. That builds your annual quantity without typing up receipts by hand.

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A ballpark figure in 30 seconds

Every unit weight is sourced and freely editable — feel free to enter your own data-sheet value if you know it.

Coffee-to-go cup (300 ml, paper)

Source: edna.de / to-go-verpackungen.de, 300 ml Hartpapier mit PE (Range of values found: 8,7–10,9 g) View source

Matching lid (PP)

Source: to-go-verpackungen.de, Ø 90 mm PP-Deckel (Netto) View source

Estimated annual quantity457 kgOver the 100 kg threshold — likely subject to audit

Only a ballpark figure, not a reportable quantity — your actual unit weight counts.

Frequently asked questions

What the 100 kg threshold means exactly and what happens if you exceed it: Read the full guide in the knowledge base

This calculator provides a ballpark figure based on publicly researched unit weights, not a reportable calculation. EWKPilot does not replace legal or tax advice.