Why Join eWASA?

Why Join?

eWASA is the only registered PRO covering five EPR sectors (EEE, Lighting, Batteries, Lubricant Oils, Paper & Packaging), saving you time, costs, and administrative burden while ensuring full regulatory compliance.

Reasons to join the EPR Waste Association of South Africa (eWASA)

If your business is a:

and...

You manufacture, sell and/or recycle the following product categories:

Large household appliances

Small household appliances

ICT equipment

Consumer electronics

Photovoltaic equipment

Batteries

Lighting equipment

Electrical and electronic tools

Toys

Leisure and sports equipment

Medical appliances

Monitoring and control equipment

Lubricant Oils

Paper and packaging

Singe-use products

You should join eWASA because we are a registered PRO in all the EPR sectors and can offer you the following services:

Why Join eWASA? We Reduce EPR Complexity:

One-Stop Shop Model

Cost Efficiency

Regulatory Compliance Made Easy

    • EEE: 19/7/6/E/PRO/20210512/001
    • Lighting: 19/7/7/L/PRO/20211123/004
    • Paper & Packaging:  19/7/5/P/PRO/20211123/022
    • Portable Batteries:  19/7/5/P/PRO/20230710/045
    • Lubricant Oils: 19/7/7/L/PRO/20240429/053

Business Development Opportunities

Apply for eWASA Membership:

We help our members develop and implement collection and recycling schemes for their products to minimise environmental impact and support a circular economy.

How to Join:

  1. Assess Your Obligations – Use our EPR sector guide to identify requirementsewasa+1
  2. Choose Your Membership Type – Producer or Recycler membership optionsewasa+1
  3. Complete Application – Submit membership application with required documentation
  4. Begin Compliance – Access our EPR scheme and reporting systems
  5. Ongoing Support – Receive continuous guidance and updates

Start Your EPR Compliance Journey Today
Schedule a Consultation [Link to email: epr@ewasa.org) Subject line: Schedule a Consultation}

Apply for eWASA Membership

We help our members develop and implement collection and recycling schemes for their products to minimise environmental impact and support a circular economy.

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