How to register a product

If you supply eligible beverage containers into Queensland, you must register them before they are sold.

This page explains how to register a product, what information you will need and what happens after submission.

Before you start

Before registering a product, make sure:

Information you will need

When registering a product, you will need to provide:

  • Product name
  • Brand name
  • Barcode (GTIN)
  • Container volume
  • Container material
  • Beverage type
  • Product images

Providing complete and accurate information will help avoid delays.

How to register a product

Step 1: Access the CDS Business Portal

Log in to the CDS Business Portal and complete the product registration form.

Step 2: Submit product information

Provide all required product and container details.

Step 3: COEX review

COEX reviews the information to confirm eligibility and completeness.

Step 4: Government approval

Eligible products are submitted to the Queensland Government for approval.

Step 5: Outcome

You will be notified via email once the product has been approved or if further information is required.

Register a product
Access the CDS Business Portal and complete the product registration form.

How long does it take to approve a product registration?

Product registrations are reviewed by COEX and require Queensland Government approval.

Delays may occur if additional information is required or the product eligibility requires further review.

Providing complete and accurate information can help avoid delays.

Common reasons for delays

Applications may take longer to process if:

  • Information is incomplete
  • Product details are incorrect
  • Product images are missing or unclear
  • Additional information is required
  • The product’s eligibility needs further review

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Existing products

Need to make changes to an existing product?

Need help?

If you need assistance with product registration, visit our contact page to find the right support team.

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Disclaimer: This page is a general guide only and is provided to help you understand Queensland’s container refund scheme. It does not replace the legislation and should not be relied on as legal advice. Requirements and obligations depend on the law in force at the relevant time. While we aim to keep this information accurate and up to date, you should check the applicable legislation and seek your own advice if you are unsure about your obligations under the scheme.