Arrow Electronics, Inc. now has available a guide on the European Union's Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive. The guide provides detailed information on the expected implementation dates, regulatory body details and compliance status on a country-by-country basis. In partnership with ERA Technology, a U.K.-based technology consultant, Arrow has condensed and compiled practical information for making sense of WEEE in one reference tool, the "Common Sense Guide to WEEE Compliance."
With WEEE’s first deadline, August 13, electrical and electronic equipment manufacturers have little time to understand the requirements and timelines focused on the collection, treatment, recovery and recycling of end products sold in Europe. "Many manufacturers are unaware, poorly informed or confused about the requirements and implications regarding preparation for WEEE compliance," said Leonie Tipton, vice president, Global Supply Chain Programs, Arrow Electronics.
"Arrow's guide is intended to clarify the business realities of WEEE and provide critical country-specific information that will help manufacturers focus their WEEE-related compliance activities on the most critical short-term requirements," said Tipton.
To download the guide and obtain information on additional environmental legislation, visit Arrow's Green Solutions Site at http://www.arrow.com/green.
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