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Uruguay's Ministry of Environment Seeks Public Input on E-Waste Management Regulations

Published /Uruguay

Overview

The Ministry of the Environment of the Government of Uruguay is launching a public consultation aimed at establishing regulations for the proper management of electro-electronic waste, while also promoting sustainable production and consumption of electrical and electronic devices.

Proposed Regulation

The proposed regulation applies the principle of extended responsibility to the importer and/or manufacturer of electrical and electronic equipment. This encompasses products designed for use in homes, businesses, industries, or other productive and economic means, through a one-stop approach to a circular economy.

Consultation Process

The consultation process will be open for 60 calendar days, starting on January 26, 2023, and will conclude on March 27, 2023. During this period, the public is encouraged to share their thoughts on the best methods for managing electro-electronic waste, as preparations will be necessary for potential changes in waste management practices.

More Information - https://eping.wto.org/en/Search/IndexcountryIds=C858&viewData=G%2FTBT%2FN%2FURY%2F72

Uruguay Quick Facts

Regulatory AgencyURSEC (Unidad Reguladora de Servicios de Comunicaciones)
Certification TypeMandatory
License Validity15 Years
Application LanguageSpanish
Legal License HolderNot required
In-country Testing RequirementNo testing required

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