With the rapid advancement of technology, the use of electronic products has significantly increased—but so has the growing problem of e-waste. The Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change conducts regular inspections of electronic waste collection campaigns, which are no longer just an environmental responsibility, but also a legal obligation.
The 2025 e-waste collection period is fast approaching for manufacturers and sales points. In particular, producers and importers are responsible for ensuring that electrical and electronic devices they place on the market are collected and recycled once they reach the end of their life cycle.
📌 Manufacturers and importers
📌 Retailers of electronic devices (white goods, mobile phones, computers, etc.)
📌 Shopping malls and large retail chains
📌 Technical service centers
These groups are subject to obligations under the WEEE Regulation (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment), including take-back, informing consumers, sorting, and reporting.
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