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We have got your easy solution for WEEE, battery and packaging compliance all over Europe. take-e-way gives you free advise. Please call: +49 40 750687 – 0

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Packaging Act Solution

Ensure your simple and cost-efficient full service solution for the licencing of packaging according Packaging Act now.

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WEEE solution

take-e-way's WEEE solution is suitable for companies looking for one single partner for all tasks: consulting, registration, provision of guarantee and trusteeship, input and output reporting, disposal organization, monitoring etc.

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Batteries Act Full Service

take-e-way advises all customers and prospective customers extensively to the German Batteries Act (BattG). Furthermore, take-e-way offers a Batteries Act Full Service for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and sole proprietorships which offer batteries or accumulators on the German market.

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take-e-way offers you easy solutions for WEEE, battery and packaging compliance all over Europe

Market Compliance Check

EEE Full Service and Registration: The take-e-way GmbH at Hamburg/Germany is your personal WEEE representative for Germany and takes over the implementation of requirements and obligations of the German Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG), of the Batteries Act (BattG) and of the Packaging Ordinance (VerpackG) for small and medium-sized companies in Germany and abroad according the legislation. take-e-way also offers WEEE compliance and registration service for all countries in Europe. Furthermore, take-e-way offers tailored services and solutions for manufacturers, importers, wholesalers, retailers and distributors to comply with legal requirements of the REACh Ordinance, of the RoHS Directive, of the Ecodesign Directive (ErP/EuP) and of the CE Marking obligations in Germany and Europe.

01/09/2020

Revocation of the finding that a common collection system has been established for device batteries

The BMU, in coordination with the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs, has revoked the statement issued on 1 December 2009 to the effect that a joint take-back system for device batteries had been established.

12/19/2019

From 25 December 2019, all mandatory energy labelling requirements for luminaires will cease to apply

With effect from 25 December 2019, all energy labelling requirements for luminaires in advertising, technical advertising material, etc. will cease to apply. The energy labelling requirements for lamps will remain unchanged until 1 September 2021.

11/26/2019