Germany WEEE Registration + Application (2025)

1. Registration + declaration 2. The fee includes the guaranteed recovery fee for the purchase category (different categories contain different weights); it does not include actual recovery. If actual recovery occurs, the seller will need to pay an additional fee; 3. The service deadline is December 31, 2025.(Event products cannot be used for renewal and no refunds are supported) 4. If policy or official fees are adjusted, we will adjust the selling price and require the corresponding fee to be paid.

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Purchase instructions:
1. After the information is submitted to the official, the official fees and recovery fees incurred will be automatically deducted. If the refund is made, this part will not be returned:
2. [One Product, One Category] The registration fee includes one brand and one category; if you have multiple brands and categories, please purchase [Multiple Category];
3. If the official fee is increased, our company has the right to ask you to make up for the additional official fee or adjust the service content:
4. You need to submit monthly declarations starting from the next month after the next number. If you do not submit the monthly report registration code on time, there is a risk of being invalid.

WEEE's full name is Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment, Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment. In order to improve the management environment of waste electronic and electrical equipment, promote economic circulation, improve resource efficiency, and process and recycle electronic products at the end of their life cycle, the European Union promulgated the first WEEE Directive (Ddirective2002 96 EC) in 2002, requiring sellers to process and recycle the waste electronic and electrical products they sell. Later, a new directive was promulgated in 2012 and required all EU countries to independently implement Directive 2012 19 (WEEE Directive) into national law. Therefore, the WEEE code cannot be used universally in all countries. Germany accordingly launched ElektroG to regulate the recycling of all electronic and electrical products in Germany.