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The European Commission will ban the production and sale of electrical equipment containing mercury from 2025.

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5 February 2024, 11:20
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Mercury in various electrical equipment is highly toxic and can seriously pollute the environment. Proper public information is necessary to ensure proper recycling of such equipment.

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Mercurul va fi interzis în produse electrice și electronice din 2025, în UE. Ce echipamente îl conțin

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