Other players
On this page you can navigate to find information about the following issues regarding WEEE or BAT:
| Collective producer schemes |
Producers and importers may choose to transfer some of the tasks under the producer responsibility to a so-called collective scheme or they may assume duties individually (individual compliers). Here you will find the collective schemes in Denmark. |
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Auditors |
In connection with the annual reporting of quantities of electrical equipment put on the market for private households, reported quantities must be attested by an auditor. Auditor’s attestation must be made electronically on the DPA-System website and is based on a standard. Here you can find relevant information and documents. This provision does not apply to batteries. |
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Recycling industries |
Recycling industries are hauliers and recycling companies used by producers for collection and management of WEEE and waste batteries. Here you can find contact information for these companies. |
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Dealers and distributors |
Dealers and distributors are not necessarily subject to producer responsibility, but they do have certain other duties. Here you can find a description of, among others, the take-back duty. |
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Users |
Through their purchasing power and management of WEEE and waste batteries users have a role to play in attaining the purpose of the law. Here you can read about user roles. |
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Producer registers in the EU |
All EU Member States must implement producer responsibility legislation. Here you can find links to the networks on producer registers in the EU. |
The website is organized in such a way that you can navigate through the general entry for the producer responsibility fields: "Electrical and electronic equipment " (WEEE) and "Batteries and accumulators" (BAT).
In future, "Producer responsibility for vehicles" (ELV) will also be covered in DPA-System.