WEEE – the implications for business

On Tuesday (26 June), we looked at the implications of the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations 2006 for producers and distributors. The Regulations place very specific duties on these sectors, and their responsibilities are now well-known. But what of the end-users of electrical products? Will their responsibilities and duties change, and what implications will the regulations have on the goods themselves?

The WEEE Regulations came about as a response to the growing... (526 more words)

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