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The VERE Association informs on the latest developments regarding the amended Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act („ElektroG2“).

The foundation EAR published the regulations for the calculation of the guarantee amount for photovoltaic modules according to the German ElektroG on its website.

On October 16th, 2014 the workshop "The Mechatronics in the Focus of the REACh Regulation, RoHS directive and the ElektroG/WEEE" will take place in Nuremberg/Germany.

The amendment of the Austrian WEEE ordinance came into force with retroactive effect on July 1st, 2014. take-e-way offers complete solutions for distance sellers and online retailers.

16 of the 28 EU member states implemented the WEEE 2. take-e-way offers complete WEEE solutions for all EU countries in 7 languages.

For backpacks, bags and satchels which are equipped with firmly attached lamps an ElektroG registration (WEEE Germany) is required.

The German Solar Industry Association will be organising an information event at the Intersolar Europe trade show this year regarding the revision of the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act. take-e-way will be giving information about the obligatory insolvency-proof guarantee in Germany.

On June 25th, 2014 the second joint electronics seminar on legal requirements in electrical and electronic products will take place in Ratingen.

The WEEE2 directive requires that in any EU country in which you sell directly to the end user, it would be necessary to represent yourself or to assign a representative.

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