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Ensure your online business meets all EU electronic waste regulations effortlessly.

Register, report, and recycle with confidence—let our compliance experts handle the rest! Get your WEEE registration number today!

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Electrical Act - WEEE Number

The WEEE Regulation encourages the reduction of waste from electrical and electronic devices by promoting reuse, recycling, and recovery.

It aims to minimize the environmental impact of waste electrical and electronic equipment by ensuring proper disposal and treatment.

Producers must register with national authorities and provide information about the products they place on the market.

Producers must report the quantities of WEEE they place on the market and how much is collected and recycled.

STANDARD

$449 first year, $379 subsequent years

You will recieve...
  • WEEE Number  for defined product category
  • Product Marking and Labelling
  • Annual reporting of the quantities place on the market
  • Full EPR compliance incl EAR fees obtaining your WEEE
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WHY WITH US?

Our team has extensive knowledge of WEEE regulations, ensuring you understand your responsibilities and stay compliant. We simplify the registration process, helping you navigate the requirements quickly and efficiently.

We view our relationship with you as a long-term partnership, committed to helping you grow sustainably while meeting all compliance requirements.

Choose us as your partner in WEEE compliance for a hassle-free experience and a commitment to sustainability!

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WEEE - Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive

  • Reduce Waste: Promote the reduction of waste from electrical and electronic equipment (EEE).
  • Encourage Recycling: Facilitate the recycling and recovery of EEE to conserve resources and minimize landfill use.
  • Protect the Environment: Ensure that hazardous substances in electronic waste are properly managed to protect the environment and human health.

 

Consequences of Non-Compliance

Financial Penalties: Authorities may impose fines or penalties for non-compliance, which can be substantial.

Sales Restrictions: Non-compliant businesses may face restrictions on their ability to sell products in the EU, impacting market access.

Operational Disruptions: Dealing with compliance issues can divert resources and attention away from your core business operations, potentially affecting overall performance.

What is EPR for WEEE, and why is it important for Amazon sellers in the EU?

EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) for WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) is a regulatory framework across the EU that requires producers and sellers of electrical and electronic equipment to manage the entire lifecycle of their products, including collection, recycling, and disposal. For Amazon sellers, this means complying with each EU country's specific regulations to avoid fines and maintain the ability to sell electronic products across the EU.

How do I register for EPR compliance as an Amazon seller in the EU?
Amazon sellers must register with the relevant national authorities in each EU country where they sell electrical and electronic equipment. This involves providing information about the products sold and obtaining a unique WEEE registration number for each country. Amazon often requires these numbers to list electronic products in EU marketplaces.
What steps should I take to comply with EPR for WEEE as an Amazon seller in the EU?

To comply with EPR for WEEE as an Amazon seller, follow these steps:

  • Register with National Authorities: Ensure you are registered with the relevant authorities in each EU country where you sell electronic products.
  • Obtain WEEE Registration Numbers: Acquire the necessary WEEE registration numbers for each country, as these are often required by Amazon for listing your products.
  • Set Up Take-Back Systems: Establish or join a compliant take-back program to handle electronic waste from customers.
  • Report Regularly: Submit regular reports to the authorities on the amount of EEE placed on the market and the waste collected and recycled.
  • Consult with Compliance Experts: Work with professionals who understand the complex regulations to ensure full compliance.
What are the consequences of not complying with EPR for WEEE regulations in the EU?

Non-compliance with EPR for WEEE regulations can lead to significant penalties, including fines and restrictions on selling electronic products in EU countries. Additionally, Amazon may remove non-compliant listings, which can impact your ability to sell on the platform. To avoid these risks, it's crucial to understand and meet all registration, reporting, and recycling requirements for each country where you sell electronic products.

How do I register for EPR compliance as an Amazon seller in the EU?

Amazon sellers must register with the relevant national authorities in each EU country where they sell electrical and electronic equipment. This involves providing information about the products sold and obtaining a unique WEEE registration number for each country. Amazon often requires these numbers to list electronic products in EU marketplaces.

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