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Electronic Waste Takeback ProgramContact: Steve Noble 517-284-6589
Electronic Waste Takeback Program The Electronic Waste Takeback Program was established in 2008 as part of a law promoting electronic waste recycling. The law requires:
Manufacturers who are selling new TVs and computers in Michigan must:
Retailers must:
A retailer may not offer for sale a covered electronic device in the state of Michigan per Section 17303 unless the brand owner of the device is in compliance with the requirements of Act 451, Part 173, Electronics.
A covered electronic device includes but is not limited to desktop computers, laptop computers, monitors, tablets, televisions and printers. Here is an explanation of the term Covered Electronic Device. DEQ generates a registered brands list based on registrations received, reviewed and determined to be administratively complete. This is the currently registered brands and the associated manufacturers. The list is updated 6 times a year as companies complete the registration process outlined by the Michigan Electronics Takeback Program, Act 451, Part 173. Recyclers of TVs and computers must:
Registration Forms: Electronic Manufacturer Registration Form
Additional Information: Additional Information on Electronic Waste Reuse and Recycling |