We are delighted that the Environment Agency has approved our application and that we are one of the first producer compliance schemes now officially approved to provide full WEEE compliance services.
Our scheme has been established to provide full WEEE compliance that is hassle-free, online and the lowest possible cost. Our service is particularly suited to SMEs and has been driven by existing clients who wanted a scheme that would cut through the confusion and offer a simple and low cost option.
As an approved packaging compliance scheme, Comply Direct has a successful track record in offering effective producer compliance. This is underpinned with Comply Direct’s wider experience of logistics and waste management.
Comply Direct’s WEEE compliance scheme is open to membership across all categories of WEEE and in both the B2B and B2C sectors.
The UK WEEE Regulations require manufacturers and importers of electrical and electronic equipment to join an approved compliance scheme by the 15 March 2007.
Find out more about joining our WEEE compliance scheme.
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A full agenda will be sent to delegates in advance. Although there will be an opportunity for companies to find out more about the Comply Direct’s WEEE compliance scheme, there will be no obligation to join.
Places are strictly limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Two delegate places can be registered per company. Let us help you turn WEEE from a risk to an opportunity. Book your place now.
{extended} ]]>This announcement sees the beginning of the final phase of implementing the WEEE directive. The key aspects outlined in the consultation are expected to follow on from the review carried out last December and extensive consultation with key stakeholders since then.
The consultation will run from today until October 17 2006 and Comply Direct will ensure the views of all its early bird members are heard. If you’re a member login to the members’ area and have your say. Members will also have access to minutes from the WEEE stakeholder meeting where the consultation was launched by the DTI.
If you think you might be obligated by the WEEE legislation then why not find out more about the DTI announcement, download the consultation documents and discover more about our early bird membership.
If you are a producer of WEEE you don’t need to wait for the regulations. Start taking practical steps towards the collection and recycling of WEEE now.
{extended} ]]>We had lots of visitors to our stand (C19) and it was great to meet people interested in Recycling in Action and the work we are doing. If you didn’t have chance to attend the event, but would like to talk to one of the team then do get in touch.
{extended} ]]>“A new packaging compliance service – aiming to be the “Easy Jet” of its field – has been launched by a partnership of companies in the recycling sector. The Comply Direct service is offering a “no frills” service for companies who do not wish to be part of a full compliance scheme to handle their legal packaging recycling obligations.
The new scheme, run by the Recycling in Action group of companies, initially focuses on packaging producer responsibility, but once new regulations on waste electronics come into force, plans are to expand into the waste electronics arena.
Comply Direct has said it will be targeting its service at “free riders” – packaging producers that are currently avoiding their recycling duties for whatever reason, as well as those producers registered direct with the Agency, handling their obligations outside a compliance scheme.
The scheme will also hope to attract those companies that have been members of compliance schemes in the past, and now feel sufficiently knowledgeable on the regulations to comply independently.
Spokeswoman Hannah Kendall explained: “The company offers low cost compliance, but has experts in the field. It is an online service that is easy to use and we will only be charging for services that the customer wants rather than offering an expensive scheme offering lots of services a company may not need. Its like Easy Jet, you still get from A to B, but you will not get the drinks trolley unless you want it,” she told letsrecycle.com.“
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We initially became a major player in this sector through our leading fridge demanufacturing plant and we have been meeting the compliance needs of industry under the ODS regulations for several years now.
We have made substantial investment in state of the art recycling equipment and are keen to promote UK based recycling. Our site covers over 25 acres and is fast becoming a UK centre of excellence for recycling.
Building on our success as a leading fridge recycling facility, we are now expanding to offer a complete solution for all the ten categories of WEEE.
There’s no need to worry about the issues involved in handling and transporting WEEE. Our nationwide logistics service means we can deliver or collect anywhere throughout the UK quickly, efficiently and at a time to suit you.
Our key customer groups include local authorities, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), business end-users, licensed waste carriers and the voluntary sector specialising in the re-use of electrical equipment.
If you would like to find out more about how we can work with you, contact our team now on 0870 780 8356 or complete the enquiry form. If you have WEEE which requires collection and treatment then you can also request a quote.
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