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What is the WMMFA ? Public body – instrumentality of the state exercising essential governmental functions Plan and implement collection, transportation, and recycling system on behalf of member manufacturers
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What is the WMMFA ? • Public body – instrumentality of the state exercising essential governmental functions • Plan and implement collection, transportation, and recycling system on behalf of member manufacturers • Quasi governmental - Business management organization acting on behalf of citizens using financial resources provided by participating manufacturers • Develop innovative approaches to material management efficiency – increase use of secondary material resources • Financed by manufacturers of electronic products for their “responsibility” to fund the recycling of their share of covered electronic products based on their market and return shares of CEP’s (TV’s, computers, and monitors) by weight
Overview of System Collectors Collector Profiles: # of sites# of total 1. Non Profit retailers 128 54% 2. Retailers of used goods 10 4% 3. Computer reuse, resale 14 6% 4. City & County Govt. Transfer S . 30 13% 5. Other – Small business 13 6% 5. Recyclers – All commodities 35 15% 6. Processors 5 2% TOTAL 235 100%
Overview of System Transporters Transporter (carrier) Profiles: carrier type% of total 1. Self Transport by collector 18 56% 2. Common Carriers (LTL-TL) 5 16% 3. Small Inside PU carriers (Metro) 4 13% 4. Processor – registered 3 9% 5. Contract TL 2 6% TOTAL 32 100%
Overview of System Processors Processor Profiles: Number of approved and registered processors: 8 IMS Recycling, Vancouver, WA Total Reclaim, Seattle, WA Electronic Recyclers International, Auburn, WA EWC Group, Seattle, WA E-Waste LLC, Lynwood, WA Ace Metal Company, Mukilteo, WA ECS Refining, Santa Clara, CA E-Tech Recycling, Beaverton, OR Primary Recycling Methods: CRT – Glass to Glass – materials used in new glass products Circuit Boards, misc MOC electronics – Primary smelter with metals recovery NO processors reported shipments to any Non-OECD countries for 2009
Summary • Potentially diverted 38.5 M Lbs. from non-OECD countries and landfills in 2009 • 56% of CEP’s from Non-profit retailers (WA) – large opportunity for reuse • Manufacturers are paying for state wide recycling • Operational model is business based – encourages efficiency • Staff to operate WMMFA in 2010 =2.5 FTE - down from 3.0 in 2009 • Volume increase estimated at 8% over 2009 for 2010 • Glass glut may impact processing costs • Independent Plans may emerge in 2011 • Outreach expanded in 2010 to include more print, radio and other media • 96% of those who took the Local Government satisfaction survey found the collection services accessible and convenient • More sites will be added to service deficiencies identified in the survey