The Management Board of Eesti Elektroonikaromu OÜ has reviewed the recycling tariffs for 2026 and decided to reduce prices in two key categories in order to support proper and environmentally responsible handling of electronic waste. The following price changes apply as of 1 January 2026: Industrial lithium-ion batteries The recycling tariff for industrial lithium-ion batteries […]
The New EU Battery Regulation Brings Significant Changes for Manufacturers, Sellers, and Consumers Starting in 2026 Since 2024, the European Union’s new Battery Regulation (EU 2023/1542) has been in force, fundamentally changing the rules for the production, sale, use, and recycling of batteries and accumulators. The regulation applies uniformly across all Member States and affects […]
A Step-by-Step Guide for Businesses: How to Effectively Fulfill E-Waste and Battery Collection Notification Requirements Online A 2024 analysis conducted by the Ministry of Climate and the Environmental Agency revealed significant shortcomings in how Estonian businesses comply with legal obligations regarding the notification of consumers about the collection and disposal of old electronic devices, used […]
The European Parliament has introduced new rules to repair broken products. Producers now have an obligation to repair their own products. Electronic waste is one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the world, as manufacturers of phones and laptops make their products harder to repair. And it’s not just digital devices – the number of […]
Notification Obligation for Retailers and Online Stores in Electronic Waste Management: A Comprehensive Overview
Under Estonia’s Waste Act, all shops and online stores selling electronic devices, including batteries and accumulators, are mandated to publicly inform customers about the possibilities for returning old electronic equipment.
In an age of fast-paced technological advancement and growing consumerism, the amount of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) generated has become a major global concern. The environmental and health hazards posed by improperly disposed electronic waste have led to the implementation of rigorous regulations and directives to manage and recycle e-waste.
In an age of fast-paced technological advancement and growing consumerism, the amount of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) generated has become a major global concern. The environmental and health hazards posed by improperly disposed electronic waste have led to the implementation of rigorous regulations and directives to manage and recycle e-waste.
As one of the leading Producer Responsibility Organizations (PROs) in Estonia, Eesti Elektroonikaromu is steadfastly dedicated to the efficient management and recycling of all forms of electronic waste (e-waste) and batteries.
Eesti Elektroonikaromu stands at the forefront of responsible electronic waste management in Estonia as a renowned Producer Responsibility Organization (PRO). Its primary objective is to bring together collectors and recyclers of end-of-life electronics and all types of batteries, offering an integrated solution for managing electronic waste.
Producers of electronic equipment (including batteries and accumulators) are responsible for the collection, recycling and recovery of waste from electronic equipment they manufacture, import or resell. This is known as PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY and extends to importers and distributors (including online shops and retailers).
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