Overview
BeWeee brings e-waste streams into view and helps companies in the (A)EEA supply chain meet mandatory reporting requirements. Reporting is compulsory for each company in the (A)EEA chain, with a deadline of July 1, 2026. The platform supports companies with contracts with Recupel or individual producer plans.
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- EEE or WEEE? One letter makes a difference. EEE is Electrical and Electronic Equipment placed on the market. WEEE is what it becomes when it turns into waste => Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment A small distinction, but an important one when it comes to e-waste reporting. EEE in. WEEE out. Now you know. 😉 #BeWeee #EWaste #WEEE
- Today is International E-Waste Day. Every discarded laptop, washing machine or smartphone is part of a much bigger picture. Reliable reporting helps us understand how much e-waste is collected, reused and recycled in Belgium. Because the better we map e-waste, the better we can manage it. Happy International E-Waste Day! 🌍 #InternationalEWasteDay #EWaste #BeWeee #CircularEconomy
- We did the INCREDIBLE! 🎯♻️ Belgium has reached a 66.2% e-waste collection rate, exceeding the European target of 65%. A milestone made possible by everyone contributing to the collection, treatment and reporting of e-waste in Belgium. But reaching the European target isn't the finish line. It's a reason to keep moving forward. 👉 Discover the 2025 results and what they tell us: https://lnkd.in/eDyhbuJe #BeWeee #EWaste #WEEE #CircularEconomy
- BeWeee has joined Cercle de Wallonie Bruxelles. As a business community connecting entrepreneurs, decision-makers and organisations across Wallonia and Brussels, @Cercle de Wallonie brings together the kind of network where knowledge, collaboration and impact can grow. For BeWeee, this membership is a natural step. Our mission is to make e-waste reporting clearer, more accessible and more impactful for companies. By joining the Cercle, we can strengthen our connection with the business community, raise awareness around WEEE
- Door de steun van Xavier Dubois ben ik niet alleen professioneel gegroeid, maar ook meer zelfvertrouwen gekregen in het werk dat ik lever én in mezelf als persoon.” - Rania El Bounja
- Every report contributes to a bigger picture. Behind every reported device is a valuable material stream. In Belgium, thousands of tonnes of e-waste are collected and processed every year: ♻️ recycled 🔋 recovered 🌍 kept out of landfill Accurate reporting helps improve collection, recycling and sustainability targets across the country. Your reporting matters more than you think. 👉 Learn why accurate e-waste reporting matters
- Belgium is on track!♻️ The latest WEEE figures confirm that Belgium continues to meet the European recovery and recycling targets for electrical and electronic waste. And there’s more: ✔️ 100% of collected volumes include processing results ✔️ Transparent and traceable reporting ✔️ Better insights into the Belgian e-waste chain These results are made possible through data from: • Recupel • PV Cycle • companies reporting directly via BeWeee Clear reporting creates measurable impact. 👉 Discover the latest Belgian WEEE processing
- Do you actually need to report to BeWeee? Not every company reports in the same way. Your obligations depend on your activity. Producer, collector, recycler, distributor or exporter? Depending on your role, you may need to report to: ✔️ BeWeee ✔️ Recupel or PV Cycle ✔️ or not report at all Avoid unnecessary reporting - or worse, missing your legal obligations. The good news? You only need to submit one report. 👉 Check who needs to report and when: https://lnkd.in/eetDMruZ
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