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From India's 60% collection targets to China's state-led EPR, Japan's home appliance recycling, and Bangladesh's draft directives — APAC's EPR landscape is rapidly evolving. Get the country-by-country policy breakdown, compliance timelines, and strategic guidance for regional businesses.
January 1, 2025 brought major Basel Convention amendments expanding Prior Informed Consent to all e-waste. Learn about the new Y49 and A1181 categories, compliance requirements for cross-border shipments, the Ban Amendment implications, and why domestic processing eliminates compliance risk.
Bangladesh's Extended Producer Responsibility framework is taking shape with draft directives from the MoEFCC and DoE registration requirements. Discover the phased implementation timeline, collection and recycling targets, two implementation models, and a manufacturer's action plan for EPR compliance.
The EU Right to Repair Directive takes full effect July 31, 2026, mandating manufacturer repair obligations, warranty extensions, and a European repair platform. Explore how this transformative legislation will reduce 35 million tonnes of premature waste and create €4.8 billion in repair sector growth.
The EU WEEE Directive is undergoing its most significant revision in a decade. Learn about the 2026 changes including higher collection targets, harmonized EPR schemes, critical raw material recovery focus, and what Bangladesh exporters must do to maintain EU market access.
Bangladesh exporters must meet EU WEEE Directive (65% collection, 55% recycling) and R2v3 certification for international buyers. EWaste Prime provides integrated compliance: WEEE reporting, R2v3 support, and buyer-ready ESG documentation. Proven results for RMG sector.
Bangladesh draft EPR framework requires 30% collection and 20% recycling by 2028. EWaste Prime provides turnkey EPR solutions: take-back programs, collection logistics, certified recycling, and compliance reporting. Case study: 34% collection rate, 82% consumer satisfaction.
NIST 800-88 provides three data destruction methods: Clear (overwrite), Purge (advanced techniques), and Destroy (physical destruction). EWaste Prime is Bangladesh's only fully NIST 800-88 compliant provider with certified equipment and 24-hour certificate delivery.
The Bangladesh Department of Environment introduced updated e-waste management rules in 2026 requiring certified recyclers, chain-of-custody documentation, and Certificates of Destruction. Penalties up to BDT 500,000 for non-compliance. EWaste Prime ensures full compliance.
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is coming to Bangladesh. Electronics manufacturers and importers need to prepare now. EWaste Prime's EPR Solutions provide a complete compliance pathway for Bangladesh's electronics sector.
NIST 800-88 is the global gold standard for data destruction. Learn what it means, why it matters for Bangladesh businesses, and how EWaste Prime delivers fully certified data sanitisation with Certificate of Destruction.
