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WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Compliance Information

🌱 WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Compliance Information

For customers in the European Union

📌 Important Notice: Who is Responsible for What?

🔹 Our Role (Your Supplier)

  • CHANDNEY A. Marchel is a supplier of USB dongles and is registered in Poland under the Polish WEEE system (BDO).
  • We do not register in WEEE systems outside Poland, as we do not import or distribute products directly to end-users in other EU countries.
  • Our responsibility ends with the delivery of the product to you. Any further obligations under WEEE regulations in your country are your responsibility as the distributor or end-user.

🔹 Your Responsibilities (As a Manufacturer)

Since you are a manufacturer launching your own product on the market in your Country, a software pack containing a USB dongle, you may have legal obligations under the EU WEEE Directive (2012/19/EU) and local laws. Below are the key obligations that may apply to you:

📜 Obligations Under the EU WEEE Directive

1️⃣ Registration in the Local WEEE System (If Applicable)

2️⃣ Proper Marking of the Product (WEEE Symbol)

  • You must ensure that the USB key is properly marked with the WEEE symbol on the packaging when distribute it in your Country.
  • Example of the WEEE symbol:

WEEE Symbol

WEEE Symbol

  • Required text on the packaging or user manual:

    “The WEEE symbol indicates that this product is subject to separate collection for waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) under Directive 2012/19/EU. Do not dispose of this product with general household waste. Return it to an authorized collection point for recycling.”

3️⃣ Recycling Responsibilities

  • At the end of the product’s life, you must ensure it is recycled through an authorized WEEE collection system in your country.

⚖️ Legal Disclaimer

  • CHANDNEY A. Marchel does not register in WEEE systems outside Poland and is not responsible for compliance with WEEE regulations in other EU countries.
  • You, as the recipient or distributor in your Country, are solely responsible for ensuring compliance with local WEEE laws, including registration (if required) and proper product marking.
  • Failure to comply with local WEEE regulations may result in penalties or legal consequences, which are entirely your responsibility.

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