For Manufacturers, Importers and Distributors

WEEE Training – Compliance with the EU WEEE Directive and Extended Producer Responsibility

Learn everything you need to know about European requirements for the registration, labeling, and take-back obligations of electrical and electronic equipment.

Challenges in the Electronics Industry:

Companies placing electrical and electronic devices on the market must comply with complex EU-wide regulations. Correct product categorization, Europe-wide registration, and labeling requirements present major organizational and technical challenges for manufacturers, retailers, and importers alike. In addition, extensive take-back and disposal obligations must be fulfilled across the European market.

Training Topics:

✓ What exactly does the EU WEEE Directive require?
✓ Who is obligated – and what does this mean for your company?
✓ Overview of registration, labeling, and take-back obligations 
✓ Upcoming EU-level developments – and how to prepare for them

For Manufacturers, Importers and Retailers of Products Requiring Packaging

Packaging Training – Compliance with the EU Packaging Regulation

Learn when and how you need to register, which packaging types are affected, and how to ensure compliance with EU-wide packaging obligations.

Challenges in Packaging Compliance:

Companies placing packaging on the market face a wide range of legal requirements. Determining who must assume the resulting obligations is often unclear – particularly in the case of imports, online sales, or complex supply chains. In addition, continuous developments are introduced through delegated acts.

Training Topics:

✓ Which types of packaging are covered by the EU Packaging Regulation
✓ Who is obligated and which deadlines and duties apply
✓ Which general labelling requirements exist
✓ Outlook: Future developments in EU packaging law

For Manufacturers, Distributors and Retailers of Batteries

Battery Training – Compliance with the EU Battery Regulation

Learn how to place batteries on the market in full compliance with EU law – including take-back, reporting, and labeling obligations.

Challenges in Battery Compliance:

The requirements of the new EU Battery Regulation are complex and constantly evolving. Companies must ensure the correct implementation of take-back and reporting obligations, compliance with labeling requirements, consideration of battery design standards, fulfillment of supply chain due diligence, and adaptation of internal processes.

Training Topics:

✓ Key requirements of the EU Battery Regulation
✓ Take-back and reporting duties for waste batteries
✓ Who is affected – and what this means for imported batteries
✓ Upcoming changes and how to prepare for them

For Manufacturers, Suppliers and Retailers of Electrical and Electronic Products

Product Compliance Training

Learn what lies behind the labels REACH, RoHS, and SCIP.

Challenges in Product Safety and Compliance:

Legal requirements across different markets, constantly changing regulations, and increasing pressure from customers and ESG demands make product safety more complex than ever. Companies must ensure compliance with regulations like REACH, RoHS, and SCIP while maintaining transparency throughout their supply chain.

Training Topics:

✓ What each regulation (REACH, RoHS, SCIP) requires
✓ Who is obligated – and what it means for your company
✓ How legislation is evolving – and what to expect next
✓ Key challenges companies face in practice – customer demands and legal obligations