Retailers have a requirement under the WEEE regulations to take back items of WEEE when their customers purchase a new item, on a one to one basis. The WEEE Distributor Take-back Scheme (DTS) however enables WEEE…
WEEE Recast Directive officially published 24th July 2012
26th Jul 2012
With the long awaited publication of the WEEE Recast Directive on 24th July 2012 in the EU’s Official Journal, WEEE Producers, Schemes, local authorities and…
Orgalime, a federation of European Trade Associations, has recently published an update giving an Overview on the status of implementation of the Eco Design Directive…
Government consultations periods, including those related to the forthcoming WEEE regulations could be dramatically shortened under plans announced by the Cabinet Office this week. At…
Following the recent Introduction of the Indian E Waste (Management and Handling) Rules B2B Compliance has expressed concern about attempts to recruit and register UK…
Retailers face additional duties under new regulations
16th Jul 2012
The forthcoming UK WEEE Regulations, when transposing the Recast Directive (which places duties on Member States) will require that retailers with sales areas relating to…
A recent study funded by DEFRA, DECC and the Energy Savings Trust, across 251 households, showed that: • Domestic standby consumption is higher than previously…
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