In British Columbia, sporting equipment with electrical or electronic components, including eBicycles, eScooters, eSkateboards and Hoverboards (eTransport), is now regulated under the Recycling Regulation Schedule 3, 2 (1)(g), requiring producers…
On 01.01.2023 new register fees for the services from the German WEEE and battery authority Stiftung EAR according to the WEEE and the Battery law in Germany came into force.…
Denmark is the last country in Europe to implement the EU packaging directive on EPR (extended producer responsibility).The packaging directive will be implemented January 1st 2025. The overall legal framework…
The Go4Recycling team wishes all the best for 2023 and supports “several good causes” At the end of the year 2022 the Go4Recycling Team decided to support the following organizations…
The Spanish customs agency has declared that they will increase their controls on products and goods from so-called third countries with regard to WEEE and battery register numbers from 16th…
The German government approved an amendment of the German WEEE law. According to this, operators of electronic marketplaces and fulfillment service providers now have another 6 months to ensure the…
Sorting Information for batteries in France General information on Triman in France Sorting Information “Triman” for clothing, household linen and shoes Producers and sellers/distributors of those goods have to register…
The new EU tax on single-use plastic affects the legal EPR framework of all EU memberstates. Spain has implemented the new plastic tax from 1st of January 2023. From 1st…
New „single use plastics“ directive / separate reporting duties The Swedish Environmental protection agency (EPA) has announced that they are increasing the annual register/enforcement fee from currently 500 SEK to…
We already informed about the new WEEE law in Switzerland in our October newsletter in 2021. The new WEEE law (VREG) came into force 2022. The VREG is the law…
