Is Weee certification recognized in China? What does Weee certification mean?

Germany is a country with very strict environmental protection requirements, so if electronic and electrical products want to be sold in Germany, they must be registered for WEEE certification. Is WEEE certification recognized in China?

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1. What does weee certification mean?

According to ElectroG Gesetz No. 316 issued in 2005, all electrical products in the EU must be registered for recycling. The EAR has a recycling company under it, which is responsible for the recycling of electrical products. In addition, if the company no longer operates the product in Germany (bankruptcy or withdrawal from the German market), it will continue to be responsible for the subsequent treatment of the product. After the merchant signs a recycling contract with the recycling company, the recycling company guarantees the treatment of electrical waste. After the contract is submitted to the EAR for review, the EAR will issue the WEEE-RegNummer.

2. Why do we need to register for WEEE electrical product recycling?

Germany is a country with very strict environmental protection requirements. Electronic recycling laws play a vital role in protecting soil pollution and groundwater. All German electronic product manufacturers were required to register as early as 2005. As Amazon's strategic position in global business continues to improve, foreign electronic devices continue to pour into the German market through Amazon. In response to this situation, on April 24, 2016, Germany issued a law specifically for e-commerce, requiring Amazon to notify foreign e-commerce companies selling on the Amazon platform to register for electronic equipment recycling. Before the WEEE electronic equipment recycling code is obtained, Amazon must order merchants to stop selling.

3. WEEE Directive covers product scope:

Large household appliances; small household appliances; IT and communication equipment; consumer electronic and electrical equipment; lighting equipment; electronic and electrical tools (except large fixed industrial tools); toys, leisure and sports equipment; medical equipment; testing and control instruments; vending machines.

In summary, although Weee is an environmental directive adopted by the European Union, it is also recognized in China. Only when the merchant has a positive WEEE registration result in Stiftung Ear can the equipment be put on the market.