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The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) has released the 2024 household waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) collection targets.
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REPIC leadership transition announcement
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The annual WEEE sector conference, held this year at the Royal College of Physicians, Regent’s Park, London, provided a timely opportunity for the sector to extend its appreciation to Louise Grantham for her outstanding contributions to the WEEE industry.
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The recently published 2023 WEEE collection data by the Environment Agency unveils a promising narrative of progress. Graeme Milne, Chief Executive of WEEE producer compliance scheme, REPIC reviews the data.
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Louise Grantham is Chief Executive of REPIC, will take to the stage at the prestigious Economist Sustainability Week event, to share insights into how since the introduction of the WEEE Directive, EEE producers have been contributing to increased sustainable practices, enhanced reuse operations as the UK’s moves to a more circular economy.
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REPIC, the UK’s largest waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) compliance scheme with its headquarters on Waterfold Business Park in Bury, has made a heartfelt donation as part of its WEEE Cycle event legacy to the Bury Cancer Support Centre.
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REPIC proudly unveils its new company website.
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After nearly two decades of dedicated service, Louise Grantham has decided to leave her position as REPIC’s Chief Executive.
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REPIC has wrapped up 2023 by allocating £2,000 to local worthy causes nominated by their staff
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The Q3 WEEE collection figures published by the Environment Agency reveals that the UK is slightly ahead of the pro-rata 2023 WEEE collections target.
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AO Recycling and national waste electrical compliance scheme, REPIC have come together to mark the 15 year anniversary of the UK’s Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations with a donation of £2,000 to enhance the well-being and future prospects of young people in the Shropshire area.
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