Battery bundling

With the introduction of the Battery Directive and the German Battery Act, the placing on the market and the taking back of batteries and accumulators were regulated uniformly throughout the EU for the first time. The "polluter pays" principle was further advanced in battery recycling. Distributors of equipment containing batteries must fulfil certain obligations before they are allowed to offer their products on the German market. This includes registration in the EAR register, ensuring certain product characteristics and labelling, setting up a suitable takeback solution and ensuring the proper disposal of used batteries.

The Battery Act (BattG) therefore affects not only those who distributors of batteries, but also those who place products on the market in which batteries are included. Listed opposite are some examples from various product fields for battery-powered products.

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