WEEE News

BIS to discuss WEEE Consultation with stakeholders

Following on from the original commitment by BIS to provide feedback eight weeks after the WEEE consultation closed on 21st June the department has confirmed…
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Latest WEEE Collection Data

WEEE collection data published by the Environment Agency last month shows that the WEEE collection rate, as a percentage of that placed on the market,…
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Recast draft FAQs published

Following the publication of the Recast WEEE Directive DG Environment has now produced its first draft Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document. The FAQ document is…
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Council recycling officers back proposals to change the UK’s WEEE system

Local authority recycling officers, through their organisation LARAC, claims that the current WEEE legislation is complex and lacks transparency supporting ‘Option 3’ (Compliance Fee mechanism)…
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Agency issues further ‘Placed on the Market’ guidance

The Environment Agency has published further guidance on the definition of ‘placed on the market’ being the point where Producers need to count the amount…
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B2B Compliance WEEE Webinars completed

B2B Compliance has completed a series of webinars for its members covering aspects of the ongoing WEEE consultation. The webinars outlined the potential impacts upon…
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WEEE Scheme Forum seeking role under new WEEE Regulations

The WEEE Scheme Forum, which represents 26 of the 38 producer compliance schemes in the UK and over 90% of the tonnage obligation, has announced…
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B2B COMPLIANCE PRESS RELEASE - WEEE Consultation good for the B2B sector

B2B Compliance Press Release WEEE Consultation good for the B2B sector - please click on the link below to read the press release B2B Compliance…
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Orgalime respond to WEEE Directive

Orgalime, the European federation of major trade associations, has released its core responses to the transposition of the WEEE Directive. Not to be confused with…
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