weee recycling

After recycling, businesses typically receive a Certificate of Destruction or an audit report to confirm compliance with WEEE regulations and safe disposal practices.

In most cases, there is no need to prepare your items. Many recycling companies will handle the collection and sorting for you.

Certain items, such as filament bulbs and implantable medical devices, are not covered under WEEE regulations. If unsure, it’s best to check with a recycling provider.

WEEE waste is transported to specialist facilities where recyclable parts are extracted, and non-recyclable parts are disposed of following environmental regulations.

No, WEEE items must be disposed of responsibly, as they can contain harmful materials. These should be handled in accordance with WEEE regulations.

WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) refers to discarded items with a plug, battery, or electrical component. It includes everything from household appliances to IT equipment.