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#50687 30/11/10 9:28 AM
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How are others disposing of their used Medical Equipment batteries. We are looking after our general WEEE operators decided not to take batteries.

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Our Trust uses Loddon Recycling...

http://www.wastedisposal-recycling.co.uk/

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Last edited by John Stewart; 30/11/10 10:45 AM.

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The reason your WEEE operator did not want the batteries is that they are now seperate from the WEEE Directive. Now covered under "Waste Batteries & Accumulators Regulations 2009" i.e. different compliance scheme.

Try www.batteryback.org

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