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Amazon advises to report 95g paper and 5g plastic per unit

As of 1 July 2022, shipping packaging added to your goods when shipped by fulfilment service providers and electronic marketplaces will no longer be licensed by them. The obligation to license these quantities (shipping packaging) is then passed on to the distributors. As a rough estimate of shipping packaging volume, Amazon recommends take-e-way customers assume 95 grams of paper and 5 grams of plastic per unit shipped as a rule of thumb when planning licensing volumes.
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Fines under the ElektroG may exceed 100,000 euros

Violation of the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act may result in a fine of up to 100,000,00 euros. In principle, a fine is not limited to maximum amount, but if the profit was very much higher, then the fine may turn out very much higher, too.
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Amazon blocks offers from 15 June 2022

If you sell on Amazon.de, please enter your LUCID number for the “Packaging” category. Otherwise, you will risk having your offers blocked by Amazon starting 15 June 2022.
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take-e-way at the IFAT in Munich

IFAT Munich 2022, the world’s leading trade fair for water, sewage, waste and raw materials management, is scheduled to be held from 30 May until 3 June 2022. The association bvse presents the SME businesses of the recycling and waste management industry at its large shared stand 115/214 in Hall A6, Entrance East. take-e-way will be available to you there with its information stand for discussions. Make an appointment right now!
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Publishing industrial batteries recycling quotas for 2021

Comply with your information and notification obligations under the Batteries Act just as securely as those under the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act. If you do not have a “Disposal” menu item on your website, you should at least fulfil your duty to provide disclosures in your publishing information, ideally below the indication of the WEEE number.
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E-Waste is an important source of raw materials

In the opinion of the Federal Environment Ministry, a secure and independent supply of energy and raw materials is also a matter of national security. Valuable raw materials must find their way back into the cycle.
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EPR and labelling requirements in France

On the subject of the EPR and labelling obligations in France, we offer you not one, but two free events in the next few days. Sign up right now!
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Labelling regulations to support correct disposal in the EU

On Thursday, 28 April 2022, the next free live webinar on “Labelling regulations to support correct disposal in the EU” will be held, starting at 14:00h. The webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the legal environment surrounding labelling, not only of packaging, but also of other waste streams (e.g., WEEE and batteries). Afterwards, you will have the opportunity to raise any questions you may have. Further particulars and the link for registration purposes are available here:
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Packaging Act: Online retailers must prepare for increased controls

By 1 July 2022, all retailers who commercially place packaged goods on the market in Germany must register in the LUCID Packaging Register – regardless of the respective types of packaging. If they sell their packaged goods on electronic marketplaces, retailers will need to prepare for increased controls in the future.
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Slovenia: New producer responsibility regulations

Producers are required to join together to form take-back systems. Moreover, the new legislation provides for an authorised representative for producers of each waste stream from abroad. This offers foreign producers of packaging and batteries the opportunity to register in Slovenia.
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