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The European Commission proposes a new amendment No.17/2008 to Batteries 2006/66/EC

  • 2008-06-03

On April 17, 2008, the European Commission issued a statement regarding Article 6(2) of Regulation 2006/66/EC, "Batteries, Storage Batteries, Waste Batteries and Waste Storage Batteries". The statement explicitly states: |

Conteúdo:
After September 26, 2008, batteries that did not comply with the directive could not be placed on the community market.
Batteries sold before September 26, 2008, do not need to be removed from shelves if they do not comply with the instructions.
2008/12/EC
spacerEarlier on March 19th, the Official Journal of the European Union published the amendments to Directive 2008/12/EC concerning 2006/66/EC. The content did not contain any major changes affecting the implementation of the directive; it mainly added more detailed explanations to some articles of 2006/66/EC. This included requiring EU member states to manage the registration of battery manufacturers and importers.
2006/66/EC
spacerThe directive came into effect on September 26, 2006. Its purpose is to regulate and prohibit the sale of batteries and accumulators containing hazardous substances on the market, and to specifically establish regulations for the collection, processing, recycling, and disposal of waste batteries and accumulators, thereby increasing the recycling and reuse rate of waste batteries and accumulators. According to the regulations, Member States were required to transpose this directive into their domestic laws by September 26, 2008.

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EU Directive 2008/12/EC

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