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E-waste disposal

Source: Serviceportal Rheinland-Pfalz

According to the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG), electrical and electronic equipment may not be disposed of with normal household waste.
The public waste disposal authorities (districts and independent cities) are obliged to take back old electrical appliances from citizens free of charge and to pass them on to the responsible manufacturers and distributors for further treatment and recycling or to recycle them themselves.
In most districts and independent cities, large appliances are taken along for bulky waste collection or separately and the small electrical appliances can be handed in at the collection points. Many retailers also take back old appliances in stores.
The disposal is already financed by the citizen at the time of purchase of the product, so that the disposal must then be free of charge for the citizen (product responsibility).

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Kommunikation

In addition to its main activity of providing waste advice to private households, the Communications department is also responsible for the KAW website. It educates citizens on the topics of waste prevention and correct separation, for example at events and campaigns, in the Mainz waste magazine, in flyers and information brochures and in the KAW podcast. Other activities include the Mainz Environmental Shop and a wide range of waste education activities, including the Environmental Education Center in Mainz-Weisenau.

Zwerchallee 24
55120 Mainz
Remark:
Municipal Waste Management Mainz and Mainz-Bingen AöR (KAW)
Postal address 2440
55014 Mainz
06131 123456
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