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Canadian Lighting Programs Update: NAHMMA NorthWest June 24, 2014.

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1 Canadian Lighting Programs Update: NAHMMA NorthWest June 24, 2014

2 Product Care Association (PCA) has been a leader in Household Hazardous and Special Waste recycling since 1994. ABOUT PCA: Not for profit, member based industry association Members are the obligated “producers” under applicable regulations PCA develops and implements programs on behalf of members in response to regulations Members pay fees to fund the programs

3 CURRENT PCA PROGRAMS PCA programs in Canada: Paint only: SK, NB, NS, NL, PEI Paint/HHW: BC, MB Lamps: BC, MB, QC, PEI (2015) Smoke and CO Alarms: BC Managed programs in Canada: BC Small Appliances (CESA) Outdoor Power Equipment (OPEIC) Major Appliance Recycling Roundtable (MARR) US programs: PaintCare (PCA role ends June 30, 2014) Mattress Recycling Council (CT, RI, CA) WA LightRecycle

4 PCA LIGHTING PROGRAMS OVERVIEW Mercury Lamps– Residential Use Mercury Lamps– Commercial and Industrial All Lamps, Residential and ICI Fixtures and Ballasts Manitoba Quebec British Columbia

5 Manitoba LightRecycle

6 Manitoba LightRecycle Program May 1, 2012 - PCA’s Manitoba LightRecycle program launched as part of PCA’s Manitoba Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) program The MB LightRecycle program is limited to residential-use fluorescent lamps. The PCA Manitoba HHW program includes many other products, such as household paint and flammable liquids, etc. Collection System Return to Retail Other (Private, Municipal, Non-profit) Total 441357

7 Quebec

8 July 14, 2012 - Residential use (CFLs, tubes and HID) October 1, 2012 - Expanded to Industrial, Commercial and Institutional (ICI). July 2013 expanded to include “component lamps”, ie. lamps which are a component of another product, but excluding products already included in other programs, e.g. computers Regulation provides for mandatory recovery rates and penalties.

9 Reported Sales

10 QUEBEC LAMPS VOLUME PROCESSED BY SECTOR (UNITS)

11 Recovery rate – 2013 Average

12 Collection System # Sites% of Sites % Processed Volume Municipal residential Depots 34053%8% Retailer residential depots 22234%4% ICI Depots (Advertised) 7412% 88% ICI Depots (Unadvertised) 91% Commercial Direct Pick-up Varies Total 645100%

13 BC -

14 BC LIGHTRECYCLE

15 BC LIGHTRECYCLE COLLECTION SITES Depot Type20122013 Residential Lamps201196 Residential Fixtures112127 All Sector Lamp66104 Commercial Fixtures & Non-PCB Ballast4767 Total Advertised426494 Unadvertised Commercial Lamps Consolidator917 Unadvertised Commercial Lamps Site1415 Unadvertised Residential Fixtures013 Total449539

16 Canadian Lighting Programs Update: NAHMMA Conference June 24, 2014 : Thank you Mark Kurschner President Product Care Association mark@productcare.org 778 331 6969 mark@productcare.org


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