In 2002, the EU passed two directives that have a significant impact on electrical and electronic equipment: one is the WEEE directive (on waste electrical and electronic equipment), and the other is the RoHS directive (on the prohibition of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment). ).
In 2005, the ElektroG regulation (Electrical and Electronic Regulations) based on the WEEE Directive came into effect in Germany. According to this regulation, manufacturers or importers of electrical and electronic products must complete the registration of their respective products.

The German station WEEE registration is mainly for one category of products.
The German ElektroG regulations divide electrical appliances into the following six categories:
1. Heat exchanger
2. Display devices for private households
3. Lamp/Charging and discharging gas lamp
4. Large electronic equipment (over 50cm)
5. Small electrical and electronic equipment
6. Small IT and telecommunications equipment

Registration requires information:
1. Company data form (company details)
2. Product data sheet (product information)
3. Product pictures; the brand of the product is clearly indicated on the picture, (the brand should be placed on the appliance, not on the packaging).
4. Website store link (if any)
5. Short functional description in German
6. The business license of the People's Republic of China with English annotation, including the unified social credit code/or the company registration certificate of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

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Registration takes about 1-2 months.
The specific process is as follows:
1. The merchant fills in the German recycling registration application form
2. The merchant submits the form, and the recycling company draws up the recycling contract.
3. Merchant's signature
4. The recycling company signs the contract back
5. The merchant receives the bill and pays
6. The recycling company provides the contract and the registration information of the merchant to the EAR for review
7. The WEEE code will be issued after the EAR review, and the computer query system will be recovered in Germany.