It makes the concept of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regime confusing that Extended Producer Responsibility is used to express not only EPR idea (thought), EPR strategy, EPR principle, but also EPR policy. EPR regime originates from the term “Extended Producer Responsibility” which was first used and defined by Thomas Lindhquist who was working for Lund University in 1988, it should be the definition of EPR from the view of regime. The concept of EPR regime is based on both the basic concept of EPR and regime, which is the combination of the basic concept of EPR and regime. EPR regime is a series of legal regulations that guide, promote and force producers to assume responsibility in order to solve the waste products problems. EPR regime includes two meanings: 1) Extended responsibility of producer, 2) Regulation Mechanism of EPR regime.