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News Release from: Repic
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 23 January 2007
Workshops explain WEEE compliance
Repic has released its first dates for members to attend tailored WEEE compliance workshop sessions.
Repic, the Recycling Electrical Producers' Consortium, has released its first dates for members to attend tailored WEEE compliance workshop sessions The workshops, on 29th January and 2nd February, have been designed to examine in detail how the WEEE Directive will impact on daily operations as well as providing all delegates with the latest guidance on producer obligations
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 25 Sep 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Dr Philip Morton, Chief Executive and Louise Grantham, Finance Director of Repic, will both be addressing the members on their obligations and actions required, along with timeline parameters for compliance.
The member workshops will be at the following venues: 29th January at 76 Portland Place, London W1B 1NT; and 2nd February at Malmaison Piccadilly Hotel, Manchester M1 1LZ.
Morton said: "We know from speaking to all of our members on a regular basis that there is still some confusion about the WEEE Directive's impact on day-to-day operations and what each producer needs to do to meet its obligation".
"Our workshops have been planned so that all our members not only have the chance to get their concerns ironed out, but also to receive guidance on what they should have done or are going to need to do to meet all the registration criteria ahead, of the 15th March 2007 deadline".
Attendance for the two workshops is reserved exclusively for Repic members.
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