Out now - envenance SAS!

helmut.minor • 8. April 2024

Serving our clients directly from France.

Since the 18th March 2024, envenance SAS has started to serve customers on the French market. The particular requirements from the French legislation against waste and for circular economy (AGEC) together with the strict tracking requirements of operational waste returns management have opened both opportunities and necessities to have an envenance operational entity directly on the French territory.

Helmut Minor, Managing Director of envenance GmbH and President of envenance SAS: “The French legislator is putting an enormous focus on the circular economy. The consumer education by the Triman marking is only one example. Understanding the regulations is complex, also due to the French language. In order to serve our clients seamlessly in France, we now offer the entire envenance service portfolio including the Authorised Representation for WEEE in France and also the formally correct management of waste directly from within the country - soon also with local staff.

Operating out of our new offices in the Rue de France in Nice, we are looking forward to provide Authorised Representation services in France and respond to any inquiry around the French EPR for WEEE, batteries, packaging, textiles and furniture."

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