Applicable Products
Which products need to be registered with WEEE?
1. Heat exchangers (such as refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, heat pumps)
2. Display equipment for private households (such as monitors, televisions, LCD monitors, notebook computers, tablet computers, e-book readers, medical detection and control equipment)
3. Lamps/gas lamps (such as fluorescent lamps, compact fluorescent lamps, discharge lamps, LED lamps)
4. Large-scale electronic equipment (such as: household appliances, consumer electronic equipment, electric heaters, stoves, ventilation fans, saunas, sunbeds, photovoltaic modules)
5. Small electrical and electronic equipment (such as: small household appliances, consumer electronic equipment, flashlights, small fans, watches, cameras, radios, light bars, electronic scales, speakers, wireless chargers, small household appliances thermostats, MP3, alarm clocks, cameras )
6. Small IT and telecommunications equipment (eg: mobile phones, GPS, navigation, calculators, computers, printers, routers, telephones)
Note: WEEE registration applies to all electrical and electronic products, including all products that carry electrical current.
Others
Which countries need to register for WEEE certification?
Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark, Portugal, Poland, Belgium, Finland, Luxembourg, Austria, Ireland, etc.
Does WEEE have to be done?
The EU region is very environmentally conscious, and electronic recycling laws play a crucial role in soil pollution and groundwater protection.
At present, Amazon implements a mandatory policy for companies selling cross-border e-commerce, and products that do not register the WEEE registration code will be forcibly removed from the shelves.
Among them, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and other countries with relatively developed economies have stricter implementation and management of the regulations. Germany is one of the countries with the strictest management, so German WEEE must be done!
German WEEE registration steps
1. Registration: The first step: the foreign company must designate a German local company as its agent (4 to 8 weeks), the second step: registration, apply for a recovery number (4 to 6 weeks), and submit the product brand and categories, submit predicted tons.
2. Bankruptcy Exit Protection:
Bankruptcy and exit protection must be submitted every year: the protection company has an entrusted company to recycle the sold waste electrical appliances in the event of bankruptcy or withdrawal from the European Union (must be covered by relevant insurance companies)
3. Monthly declaration and year-end declaration: The total weight of the previous month’s sales must be submitted at the beginning of each month, and the previous year’s sales data report must be submitted every year.
4. Recycling of waste products: At any time, after receiving the EAR notice, you must go to the designated recycling station to transport the waste container away (must be carried out by a recycling company).
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