In new guidance for recyclers, the Environment Agency has confirmed that, unless proven it does not contain Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), household WEEE must be treated as hazardous waste. Used in the manufacture of EEE…
COVID-19 impact to feature in compliance fee proposals
9th Jun 2020
The guidance for submitting a compliance fee proposal has been updated by Defra this week, making it clear that all proposals should include a mechanism…
The Environment Agency released the Q1 2020 WEEE collection results yesterday which show a very good start to the year against the annual targets. In all,…
The Post Implementation Review of The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations 2013 was released last week by Government. After the WEEE regulations were…
Lucy Drake-Lee chairs the WEEE Scheme Forum Scoping Panel
17th Dec 2019
The WEEE Scheme Forum (WSF) acts on behalf of 34 waste producer responsibility organisations and within the UK’s WEEE policy regulations. It plays the important…
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