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…
The European Commission has announced a new measure this week that will impact products placed on the market from 2021, including refrigerators, washing machines, dishwashers,…
Q2 WEEE recycling figures indicate targets could be missed again
24th Sep 2019
The 2019 Q2 WEEE collection figures published by the Environment Agency this month illustrate that Q2 recycling is down by almost 1,800 tonnes compared to…
A recast of the Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) (2019/1021) EU Regulation has been adopted that will impact costs for many WEEE producers selling B2C products.…
The purpose of the WEEE Producer Compliance Scheme Balancing System (PBS) is to deal with requests from Local Authorities to collect WEEE, for example when…
WEEE regulation – the wait for post-implementation review continues
12th Jul 2019
We have been waiting for the post-implementation review of the 2013 WEEE regulations for some months now. Usually, government legislation is reviewed on a five-year…
iWaste is a WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) management and recycling company working closely with B2B Compliance, along with other SMEs, large enterprises and…
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