Certificate for joining a producer organisation

You can prove that your company has taken care of the obligations by ordering a certificate from Elker Ltd. As the Finnish Waste Act (646/2011; 55 §) obliges, the certificate also proves to the distributor that the obligations have been taken care of.

The supervising authority, Centre for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment may send a negligence fee to a producer that has not made transfer agreement with a producer organisation, appointed an authorised representative or sent the information stated in Waste Act 54 § to the authority.

The certificate shows the registration number of the producer organisation in the producer register of Centre for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment that the producer reports to and the producer company's member number at the producer organisation it reports to.

The producers that have made a transfer agreement with SELT Association, ICT Producer cooperative or FLIP Association or made an agreement with Elker Ltd on Authorised Representation are registered in the producer register.

Order a certificate

Elker Ltd issues certificates in Finnish, English and Swedish. They are issued free of charge and can be ordered by email: .

Please state in your order the language(s) you wish the certificate to be issued in.

WHY CHOOSE ELKER?

1. Elker is a reliable service provider with over 15 years of experience in the field.

2. Elker is always up-to-date on the latest obligations set out in the EU's WEEE directive and the corresponding obligations of the Finnish legislation.

3. Elker organises the recycling processes of electrical and electronic equipment efficiently.

4. Elker's WEEE recycling processes are sustainable and safe.

5. The WEEE collected is mainly recycled in Finland, according to strict safety regulations and processes.

6. Elker is part of a European-wide joint venture network that enables the producers to settle the WEEE and battery & accumulator requirements and take care of the responsibilities also in Norway and Switzerland, in addition to most of the EU countries.