BIR Unveiled New Trade Rules for End-of-Life Electrical and Electronic Materials

SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): The second edition of the Bureau of International Recycling's (BIR) Business Digest, which details new international trade regulations for end-of-life electrical and electronic materials, was released.

The publication offers comprehensive implementation recommendations for the Basel Convention, OECD, and EU legal systems as well as a succinct summary of the new regulations and processes. It offers a thorough analysis of the new trade regulations and control systems in addition to real-world case studies that demonstrate how these products are shipped under various regimes.

By offering up-to-date materials in a quickly evolving regulatory landscape, the Business Digest demonstrates the trade association's commitment to lobbying and member services. Furthermore, it aims to be a useful instrument to assist business choices.

Burrage, Susie The Business Digest's second issue marks yet another milestone in the publication's dedication to helping members navigate ever-more-complex international trade regulations, according to OBE, President of BIR.

Federico Zanotti, the BIR Trade & Environment Policy Officer, and the members of our EEEVB Committee were praised by BIR Director General Arnaud Brunet for their initiative and their invaluable contributions to the preparation of this crucial paper.

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