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Consumers can separate the following types of waste free of charge at various locations around Slovenia:

• packaging waste
• Waste electrical and electronic equipment
• waste batteries and accumulators

Who is liable?

The person liable for the statutory management of WEEE is a legal person registered in the territory of the Republic of Slovenia who comes into contact with WEEE at any time during its lifetime.

What are the liable entity’s obligations?

MANUFACTURERS and SUPPLIERS of EE equipment

• implementing an individual or joint plan approach;
• keeping records of WEEE placed on the market in the Republic of Slovenia;
• registration in the WEEE producers register at the ARSO;
• registering the activity with FURS;
• transfer of WEEE management obligations to a common scheme;
• reporting regularly on a half-yearly basis and settling obligations towards the operator of the common scheme
• paying the environmental levy

DISTRIBUTORS

• free collection of household WEEE
• appropriate labelling of products

END USERS

• Collection of waste EE equipment in suitable containers, separate from other types of waste
• the correct handing over of waste EE equipment to an authorised carrier or collector

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Designing recyclable packaging and avoiding non-recyclable waste is a task that is increasingly important for retailers, leading brands and packaging manufacturers.

Packaging recyclability assessment

The term ‘recyclability’ refers to the degree to which materials used to produce a product that has reached the end of life can be returned to the material cycle, thus closing the material loop.

The packaging assessment process checks whether the end user (household) will be able to separate the packaging and place it in the recycling system correctly, what are the physical properties of the packaging so that it can be identified and correctly separated by the sorting system, and whether there is a local infrastructure in place to recycle the material.

We provide advanced laboratory measurement, analysis and environmental process diagnostics to optimise product packaging according to EU directives. We will use a rating scale to set threshold and target values for the recyclability of your packaging materials.

We will also provide guidance on how to improve or certify the high level of recyclability of your packaging.

Do you know how recyclable your packaging is?

Interzero has developed the “Made for Recycling” service in cooperation with the German Bifa Institute – a packaging recyclability check based on generally accepted standards developed and validated by independent international institutes. Verification follows a simple procedure. Interzero analyses the packaging samples at its Plastic Recycling Competence Centre and determines to what extent the packaging can be recycled. We use a scoring and rating system based on various factors: the size of the packaging, its conductivity, whether the end-user will be able to separate it properly, whether there is an infrastructure nearby for recycling used packaging materials, etc. The method is the result of the Interzero Group’s own development. Once the packaging assessment process is complete, we prepare a report and award a certificate of the packaging sampling results. If the recyclability rate of the packaging is not sufficient, a plan to improve recyclability is also drawn up.

Steps to certification and the Made for recycling quality label:

1. You send 5 sample packs.
2. Your packaging is tested and analysed at the Competence Centre for Plastics, Maribor, Slovenia.
3. You receive a certificate and a recyclability report with concrete and practical recommendations if further action is needed.
4. Optimise your packaging.
5. Let’s review and analyse your improvements again.