The policy of replacing household appliances with new ones, or the introduction of several happy families in the middle of the year

According to media reports, according to media reports, the connection policy for home appliance replacements is expected to be introduced in June to July. However, the focus of policy subsidies is not mainly on stimulating consumption, but has shifted to dismantling enterprises that support discarded electronic products. If the subsidy program is approved, the dismantling enterprise can enjoy up to 85 yuan / Taiwan's capital subsidy, for the production companies, the bad news is to bear the disposal costs of used appliances, the good news is that the cost standards have been reduced.

“We have always been looking forward to the introduction of the policy and will not be able to survive without dismantling the company.” Yesterday, a senior executive of the dismantling company revealed that he had previously enjoyed a subsidy of up to RMB 400/unit when buying home appliances. Consumers are willing to give waste home appliances to the formal recycling channels, but now after the end of the policy, the recycling of used home appliances is once again facing the embarrassing situation of being “nothing to buy”. Many of the dismantled companies’ equipment is idle.

It is reported that China's "Regulations on the Management of the Recycling of Waste Electrical Appliances and Electronic Products" (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulations") has been implemented since January 1, 2011. The "Regulations" make it clear that television sets, air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, and microcomputers total 5 The products will be the first batch of products to be recycled and dismantled according to national standards. The production companies will mainly bear the processing costs.

The "Administrative Measures on the Collection and Use of Waste Electrical and Electronic Product Handling Funds" (hereinafter referred to as the "Measures") that are attached to the "Regulations" has been changed several times. The biggest change is the specific charges and subsidies.

It is understood that the "Measures" is the replacement policy for trade-in. It is currently in the process of reporting to the State Council. "If it goes well, the "Measures" will be introduced in June to July."

In the reporting program obtained by the reporter, the subsidy target is the processing enterprise that has the qualification for dismantling discarded home appliances. The standard is: TV set 85 yuan/set, refrigerator 80 yuan/set, washing machine 35 yuan/set, air conditioner 35 yuan/set, computer 85 yuan / Taiwan.

However, many dismantling companies did not show a very optimistic attitude. “Compared with the old-for-news ratio, the subsidy standard of more than 80 yuan is still far from the standard. It can only be said that it is better than nothing.” The most critical issue is how to ensure that used home appliances can be operated in the recycling industry system, instead of being taken off the street by “buy and buy”.

The production company, how to digest the cost of dismantling?

According to sources, the levy standards reported to the State Department are lower than those previously reported. The specific standards are: TV set 13 yuan/set, refrigerator 12 yuan/set, washing machine 7 yuan/set, room air conditioner 7 yuan/set, and microcomputer 10 yuan/set.

According to the above criteria, the manufacturers of these five types of household electrical appliances will pay about 2 billion to 3 billion yuan in electronic waste recycling funds that they will pay in a year. "If we take the cost of waste air conditioning in accordance with the above standards, we probably estimate that it will increase spending by about 300 million yuan a year," said Wang Jinliang, vice president of the China Business Unit of Midea Refrigeration Appliances Group. He hopes that the policy can be implemented during the implementation process. It is more fluent and fully takes into account the interests of all parties involved in production, distribution, recycling and dismantling. Yang Dongwen, president of Skyworth Group, said: "If the policy is introduced, we must specifically study how to absorb this cost pressure." (Responsible for: Gong Fenmei)