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WEEE plastics and recycling

Using recycled content in electrical products

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Buying guides for durability and repair

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Lifetime Optimisation Tool

What is the optimum lifetime of your product?
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Opportunities to recover high value materials from WEEE
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WEEE material flows model and report
Demonstration of using recycled content from UK WEEE plastics in electrical products

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PAS 141 registered mark

Once an organisation’s process has been certified to PAS 141, there is a requirement for the official scheme PAS 141 REEE mark to be...

PAS 141 re-use standard

PAS 141 is a process management specification for the re-use of used and waste electrical and electronic equipment (UEEE and WEEE).

Electronic Products 'Pathfinder' Group

WRAP is helping the electrical and electronic product sector to cut costs, reduce resource use, and build reputation for corporate...

Electrical Product Design Reviews

WRAP’s design reviews and follow-up support aim to help leading electrical retailers and brand manufacturers make their own products...

Electrical Product Design Review: Washing machine

WRAP’s free design reviews and follow-up support use product teardown to investigate opportunities where product re-design could...

Electrical Product Design Review: Television

WRAP’s free design reviews and follow-up support use product teardown to investigate opportunities where product re-design could...

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PAS 141 re-use standard

PAS 141 is a process management specification for the re-use of used and waste electrical and electronic equipment (UEEE and WEEE).

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WEEE good practice collection and treatment - background to guide
Re-use protocols for electrical products

The repair and re-use of electronic products has a range of environmental and social benefits. To support you in achieving...

WEEE good practice collection and treatment guidance
WEEE Good Practice - designated collection facility operators

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  • Identify the key opportunities to improve your facilities to maximise the collection of WEEE for re-...

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