New EU Batteries Regulation: What You Need to Know
The European Union’s new Batteries Regulation represents a significant shift in the regulatory landscape for batteries, aiming to enhance sustainability, reduce environmental impact, and promote circular economy principles. Companies involved in the production, distribution, and recycling of batteries must adapt their programs to comply with the new requirements. In this blog, we outline the key changes in the regulation and provide guidance on how your program needs to evolve to meet these challenges. Compliancexl provides support to their clients with Batteries Regulation. Understanding the New EU Batteries Regulation: The new EU Batteries Regulation, replaces the existing Battery Directive, introduces comprehensive measures to address the entire lifecycle of batteries. This includes stringent sustainability requirements, increased producer responsibilities, and enhanced recycling targets. The regulation applies to all types of batteries, including portable, automotive, and industrial batteries. Key Changes in the Regulation: Sustainability Requirements: Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR): Labelling and Information: Supply Chain Due Diligence: Adapting the Program: Assess Current Practices: Redesign for Sustainability: Strengthen EPR Compliance: Implement Digital Solutions: Enhance Supply Chain Transparency: Engage Stakeholders: The new EU Batteries Regulation presents both challenges and opportunities for companies in the battery industry. By understanding the key changes and proactively adapting your programs, you can ensure compliance, enhance sustainability, and contribute to a more circular economy. Embrace these changes as a catalyst for innovation and progress, positioning your company as a leader in the transition to a more sustainable future. Compliancexl supports its clients to efficiently apply the regulation.