Nintendo announces new Switch 2 model with removable battery In the EU

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Compliance with EU Directives and Regulations

Nintendo of Europe ("Nintendo") and its products are in compliance with all applicable European Union directives and regulations. Many of those are aimed at environmental protection as well as consumer health and safety with respect to the manufacture, supply and use of Nintendo products. A brief summary of the key pieces of applicable EU legislation and Nintendo's compliance with them can be found detailed below.<br>Directive 2012/19/EU on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE Directive)<br>The WEEE Directive aims to encourage everyone to reuse and recycle electrical and electronic equipment. Under the WEEE Directive, producers are encouraged to design and produce equipment taking these considerations into account and are responsible for financing the management of waste from the electrical and electronic equipment that they put on the market. Nintendo takes these matters fully on board in the design of its products and it cooperates with authorised regional institutions to facilitate the proper collection, recovery, recycling, and environmentally sound disposal of electrical and electronic equipment.<br>Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 concerning batteries and waste batteries (Batteries Regulation)<br>Like the WEEE Directive, the Batteries Regulation aims to reduce the environmental impact of the manufacture, distribution, use, disposal and recycling of batteries and rechargeable batteries. In doing so, it forbids the supply of batteries and rechargeable batteries with certain hazardous metal content and sets out requirements for batteries' labelling, safe removal from appliances, collection and recycling. Nintendo products are fully compliant with these requirements, and Nintendo cooperates fully with authorised regional institutions to facilitate the proper collection and environmentally sound recovery or disposal of its batteries.<br>In addition, the Regulation requires that from February 18th, 2027, batteries integrated into certain appliances and sold in the EU must be easily replaceable by end-users at any time during the lifetime of the product. Nintendo is implementing measures to comply with these requirements by preparing versions of products to meet the Regulation. For current...

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