On 08, Jan 2014 | In Waste related services | By Alisa Maier
Electrical- and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) 
Electrical and electronic devices at end-of-life
Since 2005, in the EU producers and vendors of electrical and electronic devices are responsible for collection and recycling of WEEE, i.e. end-of-life products. This responsibility involves duties of registration, reporting, information and labelling, legal basis being the EU WEEE Directive 2012/19/EU, the recast of the original directive of 2004. Meanwhile, many countries outside the EU have passed similar laws for collection and recycling of electrical and electronic devices at the end-of-life stage, thus, making similar obligations like in the EU valid on a more or less global scope.
With respect to WEEE, we offer services for
- Evaluating your individual obligations as a producer or seller of EEE
- Providing you with a tailored compliance roadmap
- Processing all required registrations with national authorities
- Linking you up with national producer compliance schemes
- Preparing and submitting your sales data to the national authorities and/or collective compliance schemes
- Audit of WEEE-related invoices
- Helping you through compliance audits scheduled by local authorities
- Adaptation or optimisation of the compliance setup
- Keeping you informed about changes to the requirements and adapting your individual compliance set-up
Are you prepared to fulfil your obligations as a manufacturer or first distributor?
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