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 WEEE stands for the EU Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment. The Directive was approved by the European Union at Brussels on the 8th November 2002. The Directive states that organisations are now required to adopt environmentally friendly options for the clearance and disposal of redundant IT.
The WEEE Directive was transposed into UK law and came into force on 2nd January 2007. With fines from local authorities and the Government for abusing such legislation, our customers have seen the huge advantage to be gained by bringing on board the specialist service of a company such as Recarta IT. Recarta only work with WEEE or ATF's (Authorised Treatment Facilities) registered partners. The WEEE Directive actively encourages the re-use of equipment because it reduces the amount of resources consumed. We have a vast experience of remarketing used product and we have many examples of returning more value to companies for their redundant or end-of life products than our competitors - click here to find out more. Recarta IT have been helping many high profile customers with the difficult issue of disposing of old IT systems whilst meeting the latest environmental regulations and ensuring that sensitive data dows not fall into the wrong hands. You can use our enquiry form to find out what you equipment may be worth - "Fill me in"
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