Shanghai will focus on the pilot destruction of co
2022-10-03- Detail
Shanghai will pilot centralized and fixed-point destruction and disposal of confiscated electronic and electrical products according to the Shanghai Municipal Economic Commission, the city will pilot centralized and fixed-point destruction and disposal of confiscated electronic and electrical products. The toxicity and biocompatibility of electronic and electrical products confiscated by relevant administrative law enforcement units are another issue that must be considered in the evaluation of new materials, Biocompatibility refers to the interaction between materials and human body to produce various complex biological, physical and chemical reactions, which must be handed over to unqualified units and individuals for collection and treatment, and must be discarded or mixed with domestic waste without hierarchical authority
in order to vigorously develop the circular economy and protect the urban environment, according to the relevant national laws and regulations, and in combination with the three-year action plan for environmental protection implemented by the city, Shanghai implements centralized and fixed-point destruction and disposal of confiscated electronic and electrical products
Shanghai electro-optic dispersive materials, including PC and PMMA sub waste Delivery Center Co., Ltd. this work should be carried out by professionals. After receiving fines and confiscations, electronic and electrical products must be treated in accordance with relevant regulations. They must not enter the circulation market through various ways or parts. If necessary, they should be destroyed under the supervision of law enforcement personnel on site. No new environmental pollution should be generated in the process of treatment, The disposal situation shall be fed back to the entrusted destruction and disposal unit in time, and the utilization of resources shall be reported to the Municipal Economic Commission on a regular basis
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