take-e-way News and Press Releases

The taking back of small electrical and electronic devices in the retail sector planned in the new ElektroG is counteracted by the ADR requirements (dangerous goods).

The multilingual team of VERE and take-e-way is in permanent close dialogue with all national WEEE authorities and compliance partners in the EU and is at your disposal if you need any help to comply with the new WEEE directive

Thematic focuses are: Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act, WEEE, Battery Act and RoHS

On Thursday, April 3rd, 2014 our 3rd panel discussion will take place in the “Alte Versteigerungshalle” in the Marktstraße 10 in 50968 Cologne

ZPÜ/GEMA Standstill of collective negotiations – artists are organizing themselves – support of the C3S

The Association for the Return and Recycling of electric and electronic Devices (VERE e.V.) welcomes its 3,000th member in the 10th year of its existence.

The AWSH and take-e-way are cooperating in order to develop a mutually convenient solution for the citizens and the commerce in taking back and recycling small electronic devices.

The development of the VERE Association shows that also small and medium-sized enterprises are able to successfully implement their interests if they act together.

The environmental service provider take-e-way GmbH advises all manufacturers, importers and distributors of photo-voltaic modules not to conclude any recycling contracts or contracts for the provision of services yet in order to complete the processing of the WEEE directive.

The form proposed by VERE and take-e-way to issue an EU declaration of conformity in accordance with the new ElektroStoffV ordinance complies with the requirements of Attachment VI of the 2011/65/EU (RoHS) directive.