WEEE Directive

E Waste Waste Directive for Waste Reduction (WEEE) Important points to know about )

WEEE Directive (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) aims to reduce the negative environmental impact of e-waste in the EU, which aims to reduce the negative impact of e-waste on the environment. . Here are some important points to know about the WEEE directive:

EEE covered by

WEEE Category:

1. temperature exchanger.
2. screen, monitor, and 100cm2 .
3. lamp.
4. Large equipment (dimension 50 cm) or higher).
5. small equipment with dimensions of 50 cm ).
6. Small IT and telecommunications equipment with external dimensions not exceeding 50 cm ).

WEEE Directive objectives:

• producer must specify that the product is sold in the EU must register with the regulatory authorities in each country and report the sales volume of each product type.
• producers will receive EEE .
• EEE must be marked with the crossed trash can symbol.
• producers are WEEE must meet its recoverability, reusability, and recyclability goals.

WEEE resiliency, reusability, and recyclability goals:

• Annex III Category 1 or 4 85% and prepare to reuse and recycle 80% .
• Annex III category 2 80% for WEEE recovered and 70% Prepare for reuse and recycling.
• Annex III Category 5 or WEEE corresponding to 6 and prepare to reuse and recycle 55% .
• Annex III Category 3 80% for WEEE .

ComplyMarket can help:

ComplyMarket team can help you design and check your products to help you design and check your products. Directive. Our experts use the following material efficiency criteria:

• EN 45555:2019 ' General method for assessing the recyclability and recoverability of energy-related products. ’
• EN 45556:2019 ' General method for assessing the proportion of recycled parts in energy-related products'
• EN 45557:2020 ' General method for assessing the percentage of recycled content in energy-related products'

ComplyMarket support ensures that the product is WEEE Directive and contribute to a more sustainable future.