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Welcome to the UK's only WEEE Distributor Take back Scheme (DTS).

The purpose of the DTS is to allow distributors (retailers) to meet their obligations under the UK WEEE Regulations.		The DTS is also responsible for collating and maintaining a register of Designated Collection Facilities (DCFs).