EucoLight is the voice of European WEEE compliance schemes specialised in managing the collection and recycling of WEEE lighting; working to make the circular economy a reality for lighting products.
EucoLight’s objective is to promote the development of a better regulatory framework and the efficient collection and recycling of waste lamps. Our members are collection and recycling organisations in Europe.
The need for minimum requirements for EPR schemes at EU level that ensure transparency.
The absence of conflicts of interest and fair practices.
Transparency of the contribution of the producers to EPR for the fulfillment of the collection & recycling objectives.
Correct distribution of responsibilities of different actors in waste management.
Freedom to operate on the whole territory of Member States without barriers as to ensure a uniform territorial coverage.
The need for minimum requirements for EPR schemes at EU level that ensure transparency.
The absence of conflicts of interest and fair practices.
Transparency of the contribution of the producers to EPR for the fulfillment of the collection & recycling objectives.
Correct distribution of responsibilities of different actors in waste management.
Freedom to operate on the whole territory of Member States without barriers as to ensure a uniform territorial coverage.
EucoLight Members are Producer Responsibility Organisations that specialise in the collection and recycling of lighting products.
EucoLight lobbies on behalf of members to make sure EU directives are right for the industry.
All published Position Papers are posted on our site.
EucoLight Annual report 2022 covers EucoLight priorities, and gives a summary of our achievements, including publications issued, studies and projects undertaken. It also shows our partners associations and presence in the public though, for example, presentations at external events. Finally, it introduces EucoLight Board, Working Groups Chairs, Team and Members.
EPR non-compliance through online marketplaces: the state of play.
The webinar includes presentations from member states that have implemented new legislation to control the problem.
