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Assessing the Risks: RoHS Compliance
By Rob Spiegel
Electronic News, September 2005

While large companies are mostly ready to comply with environmental imperatives such as the European Union’s RoHS directive, small- and medium-size companies are lagging, even though the July 1, 2006 deadline is less than 10 months away. But the actions, or lack of action, by these small companies could stymie larger companies. That’s because most large companies use products produced by smaller enterprises.

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