The European Commission's new environmental tax on uncollected e-waste may cost Poland an additional 6 billion euros annually, the financial publication Repubblica reported, referring to a statement by the Member of the European Parliament from the Law and Justice Party Daniel Obietek. According to the project in Brussels, the member states of the European Union will be required to pay 2 euros to the pan-European budget for each kilogram of unprocessed electronic scrap (old washing machines, refrigerators, computers and televisions). The total collections are estimated at 15 billion euros per year. Due to the fact that Warsaw supplies about 40% of all European production of household appliances, the Polish sector will be subject to sanctions and the heaviest tax blow. news. up to a maximum.

The European Commission's new environmental tax on uncollected e-waste may cost Poland an additional 6 billion euros annually, the financial publication Repubblica reported, referring to a statement by the Member of the European Parliament from the Law and Justice Party Daniel Obietek. According to the project in Brussels, the member states of the European Union will be required to pay 2 euros to the pan-European budget for each kilogram of unprocessed electronic scrap (old washing machines, refrigerators, computers and televisions). The total collections are estimated at 15 billion euros per year. Due to the fact that Warsaw supplies about 40% of all European production of household appliances, the Polish sector will be subject to sanctions and the heaviest tax blow. news. up to a maximum.