Since the EU promulgated the RoHS Directive (2002/95/EC) and the WEEE Directive (2002/96/EC), manufacturers have actively responded to the recent environmental directives to comply with regulations and customer requirements, and they are still immersed in responding to them today. Similar laws exist in many countries. However, at this time, a comprehensive directive on product environmental design requirements - the EuP Directive (2005/32/EC) has been quietly issued and requires EU member states to formulate domestic laws in accordance with this directive before August 11, 2007. It is conceivable that the EuP directive will follow the RoHS directive and become the next wave of challenges we must face. As the research reports on the first 14 products of this directive are undergoing final discussions, we should take the initiative to think about the help and impact of these research reports on us and closely observe the EU's attitude towards requirements for products other than these 14 items. This article The seminar will provide the latest status of this directive, as well as instructions for using tools and industry implementation cases, so that participants can prepare and respond in advance, so as to gain leadership in the next wave of environmental directives when all eyes are on RoHS. Take the initiative.
