2008Annual report

p.2 Interview with René-Louis Perrier

p.4 EcoLogic at a glance

p.6 Committed! p.7 Eco, for eco-organization and ecology

p.9 Minimising the impact of our activities on the environment

p.10 One ambition: to be there in the beginning

p.12 A team player… p.13 EcoLogic, a major player in the social economy

p.16 To be a team player is also to act responsibly…

p.18 Our partners! p.19 Working alongside producers

p.21 Above and beyond the statutory requirements

p.24 Hand in hand with retailers

p.26 A special relationship with local authorities

p.28 A network of 135 specialist treatment partners

p.30 Appendices p.31 Annual Accounts 2008

p.32 Local Authority Partners in 2008

p.34 Members in 2008

Ecologic is a company like no other. EcoLogic is a take-back system approved by the French authorities to undertake the removal and

treatment of household waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), collected selectively. Its work is in the public interest. Its mission is the establishment of a WEEE chain of recovery and pollution control that is exemplary in its efficiency.

Since July 2005, producers of electrical and electronic goods in France have been required to take responsibility for the removal and disposal of these appliances as they reach end-of-life. In return for the payment of a ‘recycling contribution’ collected at the point of purchase, EcoLogic takes on the producer’s obligations, organising the entire process of collection, removal, pollution control and recovery of WEEE.

With a 15.8% share of the market by tonnage, EcoLogic, on behalf of its members assumed responsibility for 41% of all units of electrical and electronic equipment coming on to the French market in 2008.

Furthermore, through its partner authorities, EcoLogic provides a service to around 16 million inhabitants and in 2008 played its part in giving a second life to nearly 50,000 tonnes of WEEE.

EcoLogic in 2008

964producer members

289local authority partners and 751‘live’ collection points

15 775 000citizens receiving a service

47 720tonnes of waste electricaland electronic equipment collected

15,8 %market share (tonnage)

21,2 millionturnover in Euros

178 000 000 electrical appliances brought to the marketplace by our member organisations, equivalent to 230,000 tonnes of material or 41% of all units traded in France

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« 2006-2008: It all happened in three years. »

Interview with René-Louis PerrierPresident of EcoLogic

René-Louis Perrier, you’ve been president of EcoLogic since it was founded in 2005. Could you remind us of the context within which this take-back system has grown?

Along with three other companies, EcoLogic

received government approval to carry out this

work for a three-year period. This enabled us

to take on the producers’ responsibility -

in return for a financial contribution,

- for the removal and treatment of electrical and

electronic waste.

After two years of business development and

implementation, EcoLogic has now hit

cruising speed and offers the sector

a high standard of relevant, optimized services.

With nearly 1,000 members and 41% (in units)

of electrical appliances arriving on

the market, we’re looking at a positive balance

sheet for these inaugural years of business.

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Have you encountered any stumbling blocks during these three years?

The most complex part of the brief has been

the development of an effective logistics

operation. In 2006, each player was just starting

out in what was a newly-created sector. It wasn’t

easy for anyone but we have succeeded in

building a very professional and durable model.

After a year of fine-tuning in 2007, we have been

able to smooth out procedures so as to keep

more in touch with the needs of local authorities

whilst also producing solutions that are both

economical and long-lasting. Our new Extranet

has been a huge success with its users, allowing

an exceptional fluidity of exchange between

EcoLogic, local authorities, and our treatment

partners.

You speak of economical solutions. Is it genuinely possible to achieve all of your goals at a moderate cost?

Yes, it’s entirely possible. EcoLogic is fully engaged

on this front as our main priorities take in the

environmental economy as well as the financial. We

are mindful at all times of avoiding waste in all its

forms. We follow a strict approach to the daily

allocation of resources and are systematic in

considering any actions we take in the ‘broader’

context. In this way, we can ascertain that

everything is working as it should, whether the

environmental outcome of a particular process is

positive or not, whether time and energy spent on a

particular area might not be more wisely spent

elsewhere, and so on. Our tariff of ‘upstream’

contributions made by producers is to our

knowledge the lowest offered by any take-back

system and has not changed in three years. It all

boils down to this ‘broader’ way of thinking that

helps drive us forward.

What are your plans for 2009?

We are continuously evaluating our organisation and

our processes. We carry out audits and

consultations every year to assess and optimize the

work of our treatment partners. Our teams carry out

surveys in the field to evaluate satisfaction amongst

local authorities and our members. In fact, we follow

an approach of continuous improvement in

accordance with commitments made to the

government and the WEEE approval committee, as

well as in relation to our ISO 9001 and 14001

certification. EcoLogic is currently involved in

consolidating its activities. The main emphasis in

2009 is on analysing results and coming up with

responses, solutions and hard facts. To this end, we

have developed a computerised tracking system

and a purchasing policy which reduces the

counter-productive effects of fluctuating raw material

prices in the industry. We also look at the working

conditions offered by the various players involved as

the outcomes we seek are not merely economic

and environmental, they must also reflect society

and the social.

With our industry partners, we think about

mechanisms that will foster eco-friendly design. We

look at alternative collection methods better suited

to particular settings or, for example, that can

restrict looting at waste collection sites. In short, we

remain active, inquisitive and ready to drive things

forward. At EcoLogic, we want to be agents for

change. Our goal is to develop an efficient resource

enabling consumers/inhabitants/citizens to be free

of their electrical waste whilst avoiding all forms of

wastage. At the same time, we need all producers

and importers on whose behalf we act to buy into

our approach.

What purpose does thinking in broader terms actually serve?

Through its pivotal role in the WEEE sector,

EcoLogic is trying to grasp the wider implications

of its brief. Reality is complex and requires

constantly renewed analysis that will measure the

benefits and impact of any activities undertaken.

We are simultaneously citizens of a planet we

must preserve and waged employees, whether of

a company, a not-for-profit organisation or public

service. We are also, at the end of the day, all

consumers of products that we buy and throw

away. That makes us all responsible for thinking

about the various aspects of the problem of

recycling WEEE so that we can arrive at winning

solutions for everyone.

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The story so far2008Monitoring system developed with treatment partners and local authorities through the creation of a dedicated Extranet.

20 July 2005European directive 2002/96/CE, setting out the principal of the financial responsibility of EEE producers passes into French law.

20 December 2005EcoLogic founded.

9 August 2006EcoLogic receives approval by government decree.

21 November 2007EcoLogic becomes the first (and as of 2008 the only) take-back system in the WEEE sector to receive ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification.

EcoLogic at a glance

Our aims• fulfilment of statutory

requirements of our members, producers of electrical equipment;

• organising the collection, pollution control and recycling of WEEE supported by numerous partners drawn from the commercial and social spheres such as local authorities, distributors, waste processors, social enterprises;

• provision of advice and support to various industry participants with a view to helping them optimize their activities and fulfil their statutory obligations.

EcoLogic is a simplified joint stock company (with capital of €78,000), founded in December 2005 on the initiative of thirty EEE producers supported by the professional associations, FICIME and Alliances Tics. Shareholders*:

Aisin, Brother, Daewoo, Epson, Ficime Conseil, Fujifilm, Kodak, Lexmark, Néonumeric, Peekton, Pioneer, Sagem, Sharp.

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* as of 31 December 2008

Tonnes of material placed on the market

2007 2008

230 038231 379

Turnover (millions of Euros)

21,222,5

2007 2008

Number of member producers

2007 2008

964950

Tonnes of material collected

2007 2008

47 720

18 100

Number of partner authorities

2007 2008

289

215

Population receiving a service

2007 2008

15 775 000

12 500 000

Figures for 2007 and 2008

Our team27 partners** in the WEEE sector

René-Louis PerrierPresident

Bruno RivetOperations

Director

Romain FournierDevelopment

Manager

Rémi LantreibecqCommunications

Director

Bertrand ReygnerR&D Director

Philippe BergaudDirector of Finance and Administration

Fabiola FernandezP.A.

Romuald RibaultMarketing Consultant

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** as at 31 May 2009

p.7 Eco, for eco-organisation and ecology

p.9 Minimising the environmental impact of our activities

p.10 One ambition: to be there in the beginning

Committed!

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Eco, for eco-organisation and ecology

In 2008, French producers of household electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) placed 1,458 million tonnes of appliances on the market. According to ADEME, the French Government energy efficiency agency, this figure is set to increase by between 3% and 5% year on year. When these appliances reach the end of their useful life, they must be collected, treated and recycled in accordance with French law (decree no. 2005-829 of 20 July 2005).

It was with the aim of bringing some structure to this sector that producers of electrical appliances took the step of founding four take-back systems,* which subsequently received government approval. EcoLogic is one of those four organizations.

For three years now, EcoLogic has organised on behalf of electrical goods manufacturers the logistics and pollution control operations that prevent harmful chemicals being released into the environment. Although these pollutants are only present in small quantities in electrical appliances, their environmental impact can be considerable - from global warming caused by the release of greenhouse gases to soil pollution from mercury and lead. Some EEE also contain the toxic metal, cadmium, PCB** and many other substances that are both toxic to humans and the planet.

In fulfilling its pollution control objectives, EcoLogic is protecting the environment whilst helping to preserve our natural resources. Indeed, through its specialist treatment partners, EcoLogic ensures ‘material recovery’ of all components that can be re-used or converted, including metals, glass and plastics. Of the 47,720 tonnes of appliances collected by EcoLogic in 2008, some 36,949 tonnes were treated, 31,811 tonnes recovered and 29,415 tonnes recycled or reused. 7,450 tonnes of pollutants were extracted in the process.* of which one is exclusively dedicated to the collection and recovery of light fittings ** polychlorinated biphenyls

Committed!

All waste from electrical and electronic equipment, whether originally powered via electrical current (battery, mains) or electromagnetic field, is collectively known as WEEE (or W3E).

• European directive 2002/96/CE, adapted under French law sets out the following requirements:

• the selective collection of electrical and electronic waste with a view to recovery and a duty to take back free of charge an old appliance whenever a new one of similar type is sold to a household;

• the selective and systematic processing of certain component parts (capacitors containing PCB, printed circuit boards, gas discharge lamps, etc.) and substances known to be hazardous (mercury, CFS, etc.);

• the re-use, recycling and recovery of all WEEE collected;

• the producer’s responsibility for WEEE, requiring them with respect to household WEEE to make a minimum financial contribution towards removal from point of collection, treatment, recovery and disposal of WEEE, with effect from 13 August 2005.

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Recovery by category

CAT. 1 CAT. 2 CAT. 3 CAT. 4 CAT. 6 CAT. 7 CAT. 8 CAT. 9 CAT. 10

Materials recycled 76,9 % 75,4 % 79,9 % 83,3 % 75,4 % 75,4 % 75,4 % 75,4 % N/A

Energy recovery 6,8 % 7,6 % 6,6 % 5,8 % 7,6 % 7,6 % 7,6 % 7,6 % N/A

Thermal destruction 16,4 % 17,0 % 13,5 % 10,8 % 17,0 % 17,0 % 17,0 % 17,0 % N/A

These recovery rates are obtained from a range of waste samples. They allow for comparisons to be drawn between waste streams and categories.

Recovery by waste stream

Landfill or thermal destruction

12 %

Landfill or thermal destruction

17 %

Landfill or thermal destruction

17 %

Energyrecovery5 %

Energy recovery8 %

Energy recovery8 %

Materialsrecycled

83 %

Materialsrecycled

75 %

Materialsrecycled

75 %

Landfill or thermal destruction

9 %

Energy recovery6 %

Materialsrecycled

85 %

7 285tonnes

9 976tonnes

9 461tonnes

10 190tonnes

Treatment Figures

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36 94936,949 tonnes of WEEE treated out of 47,720 tonnes collected by EcoLogic in 2008.

80 %80% of WEEE (by weight) processed by EcoLogic was recycled.

and 37 tonnes of WEEE was re-used.

Cooling and freezing appliances (C&F)

Screens (CRT)Small domestic appliances (SDA)

Large domestic appliances (LDA)

Minimising the environmental impact of our activities

By giving electrical waste a second life, EcoLogic is contributing to the protection of the environment. Paradoxically, the development of collection and treatment activities raises a troubling issue: the emission of greenhouse gases during the transport of waste. As a responsible eco-organisation, EcoLogic carried out a survey of its treatment partners in 2008. The geographical location and traffic flows of different sites were compiled with a view to optimizing the transport of materials from collection point to technical treatment centres. In 2009, a referencing system will be finalised, allowing EcoLogic to evaluate the carbon footprint for each of our activities. The objective is to reduce the mileage covered by both vehicles and waste, and to look into alternative transport modes.

In the long run, this approach to improving logistics could lead to the use of inland waterways. Collaborating with a range of partners, our Research & Development Team completed a study in 2008, which analysed the opportunities offered by river transport in the Ile-de-France basin. We have looked at different scenarios as a means of concretely assessing the possibility of transferring WEEE traffic to the river. Even if the results are encouraging, the problematics of adapting each site remain. It requires a re-think of the whole logistics operation and this will require us to carry out further feasibility studies in the coming years. EcoLogic is raising awareness of these issues with other industry players.

It’s not by chance that EcoLogic gives such weight to its environmental responsibilities. We remain to this day the only take-back system in France certified under ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. The certification was awarded in 2007 and granted again a year later in November 2008 by the inspection agency, AF-AQ.

The objective is to apply continuous improvement procedures to our internal processes thus enhancing working methods and performance. The certification applies to the organisation itself as well as our competence in the field of collecting, consolidating and treating WEEE.

Pollutants extracted in 2008 (tonnes)

Components containing mercury

0,566

Batteries 24,961

Printed circuit boards 991,777

Toner cartridges 24,108

Plastic material containing brominated flame retarders*

–

Asbestos waste N/A

Cathode ray tubes 5 888,225

Oils containing CFCs 23,999

R11 ** 43,268

R12 ** 10,441

Gas discharge lamps 1,173

Liquid crystal displays 0,018

Exterior electric cables 403,544

Components containing refractory fibres

N/A

Components containing radioactive substances

N/A

Capacitors containing or likely to contain PCB

36,941

TOTAL 7 449,021

* Disposed of via NHIW (non-hazardous industrial waste) landfill ** Includes other refrigerant gases and blowing agents recovered.

Committed!

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One ambition: to be involved at the outsetEcoLogic’s first responsibility, as defined by Government, is to contribute to the establishment of an exemplary operation for the collection, clean-up and recycling of WEEE. Beyond the core provision of services, EcoLogic is thus charged with looking at improvements across the whole of the industry, which ties in perfectly with our approach of continuous innovation and development.

In 2008, through the work of our Research & Development team, EcoLogic took the following steps:

• the establishment of a method of assessing the carbon footprint of our treatment partners. Research which models all operations linked to the removal of WEEE from collection points and onward transfer will be carried out in 2009. This will feed into the creation of a tool for computing mileage covered and eventually to the reduction of CO2 emissions;

• a range of samples were taken from the four waste streams across the whole territory to ascertain the precise composition of waste. The study was structured according to the ten categories listed under the government decree. It gave us additional information, for example, on the presence or absence of compressors in refrigeration units after selective collection;

• checks made on treatment solutions and a study of the trajectory of an EcoLogic waste consignment across each of twenty sites. This allowed us to review the validity of information provided by our treatment partners on recovery rates and to monitor the processes involved with pollutant extraction;

• optimization of consignment tracking: identification of consignments and each operation undertaken (removal, transfer, treatment, etc.);

• the development of an Extranet to simplify communications with local authority partners and improved monitoring of quantities treated and recovered, from collection to elimination.

A software package was introduced in 2006 to facilitate data exchange with our producer members.

Eco-design is today at the heart of EcoLogic’s approach to waste prevention. It is based on the principle that each product or process necessarily has an impact on the environment but that this impact can be restricted, starting with the moment of the product’s creation. By favouring certain materials over others; by designing appliances that are easily dismantled to facilitate chemical extraction; by reducing water and energy consumption during production, it is possible to better control the pollution resulting from industrial production.

Given the overall scale of the operation, EcoLogic hosts working groups involving other industry players, with the aim of devising new ways of operating or establishing new standards of production.

Committed!

A call for ADEME projects

Five projects have been retained with a focus on improvements to the recycling ofmaterials found in WEEE and the extraction of pollutants. Several projects of note have been supported by EcoLogic:

• improvements to infra-red plastics sorting and to identifying the presence of brominated flame retarders

• pollution control of plastics

This investment made by EcoLogic in 2008 will be carried into 2009.

‘Upstream’ projects in 2008

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Florian TremblayEnvironmental Correspondent, Sagem Communications

Sagem Communications has had a policy of sustainable development for many years

now. Within our company, this notion applies to two fundamental spheres - the ethical

and the environmental - notably in the eco-design of electronic products. As a founding

shareholder in EcoLogic and a producer member, we have participated in working groups

on eco-design. This approach is very important for us and fits with our ongoing policy of

reducing the environmental impact of our activities (reduced energy consumption, simplified

assembly of elements during manufacturing to facilitate dismantling of products during

recycling, etc.) However, to encourage greater consideration of the environment and thus

eco-design, there is more awareness-raising to be done with producers. And it’s here that

EcoLogic really adds value. The manufacturers creating these products do so without any

knowledge of the steps required to recycle them at end-of-life. Thanks to its expertise in

these operations (dismantling, extraction, treatment, etc.), EcoLogic can help manufacturers

facilitate the various steps involved with recycling, help them to re-use equipment, specify

which materials to prioritise and which assembly methods to avoid.

Eco-design presents a marvellous opportunity to produce equipment in a more responsible

and more ecological manner. In getting involved with our company, EcoLogic has helped to

effect a change both in our attitudes to manufacturing and our methods. This can only lead

to a significant global reduction in the environmental impact of the world of electronics.

The Weee Forum

The WEEE Forum is an association made up of 42 WEEE take-back systems (including EcoLogic) across 27 countries of Europe. Its main focus is the comparative study of good practice in Europe. In 2008, thought has been given to the problematics of collection and recycling of flat screens and cathode ray tubes. The Life-WeeeLabex project supported by the EU is being carried out within the WEEE Forum and aims to harmonize and establish standards in logistics and treatment. EcoLogic is a member of the technical committee for this project.

Working groups on eco-design

In 2008, as part of a broaderreflection on the eco-designof electrical and electronicequipment, EcoLogic, hosted six technical sub-group meetingsaround the theme of the technical constraints faced by both producers and waste processors.

PCB Study

Along with ADEME and othertake-back systems, EcoLogic isfinancing a study involvingthe collection of condensers andoils likely to contain PCB and analyzing them to find out whether PCB is actually still found in WEEE. This also provides an opportunity to look at the potential presence of other dangerous chemicalin condensers and oils.

Study into the collection of WEEE in yellow bins

The collection of WEEE indensely-populated settings gives rise to numerous feasibility issues.Along with ADEME and Syctomin urban Paris, EcoLogic is taking part in a study which aims to combine the collection of household packaging waste with small household electrical appliances in the yellow ‘recycling’ bins.

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p.13 EcoLogic and the social economy

p.16 A team playeris a responsible player…

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A team player…

EcoLogic, a team player in the social economy

Over the last twenty years, many social enterprises have through their diversity helped to develop the WEEE sector - on both an economic and an environmental level – making it a more professional field. Working simultaneously on the reintegration of disadvantaged people into the world of work and on the dismantling of electrical waste, these organisations have become players in their own right within this sector. The transposition of the European directive into French law in 2005, publicly recognized the significance of their social and historical positioning, and required the various players in the sector - including take-back systems - to acknowledge their special role within it.

The objective here is to use the ‘recycling contribution’ to fund as many social enterprise jobs as possible in the collection and treatment of WEEE.

From the outset, convinced of the value of their social engagement and savoir-faire, EcoLogic has reinforced the work of social enterprises through local partnerships. Our teams initially relied on existing relations between organisations and local authorities. In the last three years, however, they have also encouraged the arrival of new players from the social economy in the fields of logistics, waste treatment (notably of CRTs) and pollution control.

In 2008, we approached twenty-six enterprises to prioritise collection solutions, recovery and social re-employment. They employ at least 180 (full-time equivalent) paid integration workers in both collection and treatment operations.

A team player

1. To maintain existing initiatives that are relevant.

2. To participate in the development of new projects in accordance with our means.

3. To set aside a minimum of 10% of waste by volume for operators in the social economy.

4. To establish national and local partnerships to ensure that actors in the social economy can take part in all our streams of re-use.

5. To dedicate resources to building relations with not-for-profit companies and community initiatives.

6. To promote re-use within a controlled framework so as to avoid environmental and sanitary issues.

7. To develop take-back of re-usable products at household level through voluntary contribution.

8. To raise stakeholder awareness and provide information on re-use of WEEE.

9. To facilitate removal of appliances from collection points with a view to re-use.

EcoLogic’s 9 commitments

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Josette GuillonDirector of La Boîte à papier Ltd, Limousin (social enterprise)

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If there was a single word that defined our relationship with Ecologic, it would

be without a doubt ‘trust’. Very early on in our collaboration, the EcoLogic team

took an interest in our reintegration goals and our fundamental principles. They

understood that the quality of work did not depend on our size (115 staff of which

40% are on integration schemes) nor our structure (as a social enterprise) but on

our determination and commitment to be a recognised industry player.

The fact that they are government-approved is very important to us as it brings us

via our partnership, a greater legitimacy in the collection and treatment of WEEE

in our territory of Limousin. Our past experience is a large factor in our success

but the trust conferred by EcoLogic is invaluable to us. We see this as going

hand-in-hand with quality.

Having a pragmatic approach to the business, they naturally make demands on

us but it is clearly through our efficiency that we have won their trust. EcoLogic

monitors this regularly by carrying out audits and this approach has helped us

to make progress. Last year, we had identified certain weaknesses. EcoLogic

encouraged us to implement new ways of operating to correct them. The result was

improved consignment tracking.

But above all, what we appreciate is their professionalism, their availability at all

times and their constant willingness to develop the industry. We have even been

invited to a round table discussion to look at our mutual needs, which resulted

in the creation of an Extranet to facilitate data exchange on waste treatment. It’s

working well and is much more convenient than before.

22 %22% of material collected (by weight) and 26% of material handled by EcoLogic is entrusted to social enterprise companies. 21,2

21,2 million Euros is the amount from ‘recycling’ contributions that EcoLogic gives over to the collection, pollution control and recycling of WEEE.

2626 is the number of enterprises from the social economy who partnered EcoLogic in 2008.

List of social enterprises

WASTE REMOVAL TREATMENT WASTE REMOVAL & TREATMENT

BLAN’CASS ACVO BAP

ENVI 2 E NORD AIPREFON ECOTRI

ENVIE 2E LORRAINE APTIMA ECOTRI D3E

CITE+ ENVIE 2E AQUITAINE

ENVIE LIMOUSIN ENVIE 2E CHAMPARDENAISE

ENVIE RENNES ENVIE 2E LOIRE

MAINE ATELIERS ENVIE 72

ECOSYNTHESE ENVIE SUD-EST

VIVRACTIF ENVIRONNEMENT 48

PROVALOR

RPUR

VALPLUS

VARRAY-PARISI

GWAD ENVIRONNEMENT

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A team player, is a responsible player…

For EcoLogic, to be a team player is to go beyond our original brief. If our priority is to bring efficiency and viability to the collection, sorting, pollution control and recovery of WEEE, as a collective take-back system, we must also be focussed on disseminating information and ensuring that the key players are fully aware of their role and feel ‘responsible’ for the management of electrical waste.

From producers to waste processors, retailers to local authorities, consumer associations to environmental organizations, the involvement of each one of them is the true gauge of our success. EcoLogic goes beyond our obligations under legislation, lending support to all parties involved in heightening their own awareness of recycling, waste management and sustainable development.

So for EcoLogic, to be a team player is also to inspire commitment to the industry, to take every possible step in convincing all parties that their involvement is indispensable. Good communication plays a significant part in this. EcoLogic provides its members and partners with different media tools, enabling them to educate different sectors of the public on available collection systems as well as on the benefits of recycling and recovering WEEE. Through the power of communication, we also aim to establish EcoLogic’s reputation amongst the wider public

by presenting the collective take-back system as a vital link in the WEEE chain, which can only reflect positively on the corporate image of the companies using our services.

The results of this approach in 2008 are already apparent. The public is better aware of the DEEE problematic and the majority of citizens/end-users are now aware of the necessity (and indeed the duty) to act.

To be a team player is also to maximise relations and information exchange between local authorities, treatment partners and take-back systems. The effect of this is to make ‘reporting’ and WEEE consignment tracking more accurate and it is to this end that an Extranet was developed and implemented - for the satisfaction of the greatest possible number!

A team player

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The ‘Recycling Tour de France’

Spotlight on…

Information on the collection, control and recovery of electrical and electronic waste needs to be presented in a clear and convenient way. EcoLogic chose to depart from the beaten path and to invest in an innovative and original communicative act.

As it set off in November 2006, the WEEE sector had never before seen the like of the ‘Recycling Tour de France’. Information on WEEE was generally considered by the public to be inaccessible and unclear. To compensate for their long wait for clarity, EcoLogic chose to communicate on a grand scale, via a campaign based on our recognised image of availability and reliability. With the Recycling Tour de France, a communications operation of unprecedented scope and national ambition, EcoLogic had the following goals in mind:

1. awareness raising at a household level on the subjects of pollution control and recycling of WEEE;

2. dissemination of clear and practical information on sorting solutions for used electric appliances;

3. creating an opportunity for local events and activities on the theme of waste and the environment in general;

4. an opportunity for producers of electrical equipment to communicate their environmental commitment;

5. the positioning of EcoLogic as an expert in the WEEE sector and as an exemplary agent for putting extended producer responsibility (EPR) into practice.

On 1st October 2008, EcoLogic made an appearance on the eco-podium at the Hôtel de Ville in Paris on the occasion of the 4th Biennial of Waste Sorting and Sanitation. On board was a team of presenters, an exhibition, practical workshops and more. In 2009, EcoLogic expects to undertake a tour of six to seven months taking in one hundred stopover towns.

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Our partners!

p.19 Working alongside producers

p.21 Above and beyond the statutory requirements

p.24 Hand in hand with retailers

p.26 A special relationship with local authorities

p.28 A network of 135 specialist treatment partners

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Working alongside producersThe WEEE sector is built on the notion of an Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). Since 15 November 2006, producers have had a duty to organise and finance the treatment of all waste from end-of-life electrical and electronic equipment collected from households.

However, organising the collection, sorting and pollution control as well as recovery of WEEE, all in accordance with regulatory requirements, is not so easy. Two options are available to producers: to either develop their own collection and treatment system approved by the authorities (to date, no such system has been approved) or to outsource this activity to an approved take-back system.

Operational costs are integrated into the sale price of the appliance at the point of purchase by consumers, known as the ‘recycling contribution’. The amount is dependant on the category of appliance and corresponds to the real cost of collecting and recycling the product at end-of-life.

In 2008, 964 producers passed the management of their waste on to EcoLogic. This increase on the 2007 figure demonstrates the confidence of an ever-increasing membership and recognition of EcoLogic as a major player in the sector.

The amount of a contribution is fixed in accordance with a precise tariff that EcoLogic has ensured remains as attractive and fair as possible, as well as being the most competitive amongst all collective take-back systems. The EcoLogic team manages this through constant financial monitoring of our treatment partners, with an eye to any potential reduction in operating costs through the optimisation of these operations. In three years, the EcoLogic tariff has not seen an increase! By the end of 2008, our competitors had even decided to bring their own tariffs in line with ours for small cooling and freezing appliances.

Our partners!

Producers are any entity that places electrical or electronic equipment on the French market. They are therefore companies that either manufacture or import these goods.

Reference Point

76 %76% declared themselves satisfied or very satisfied with the information provided by our advisors.

964964 producer members in 2008

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Our tariffs

Screens

KG MIN KG MAX € Excl. tax € Incl. tax

— 9,00 0,84 1,00

9,01 18,00 1,67 2,00

18,01 36,00 3,34 4,00

36,01 — 6,69 8,00

Small domestic appliances (SDA)

KG MIN KG MAX € Excl. tax € Incl. tax

— 0,20 0,0084 0,01

0,21 0,50 0,025 0,03

0,51 1,00 0,04 0,05

1,01 2,50 0,13 0,15

2,51 4,00 0,21 0,25

4,01 8,00 0,42 0,50

8,01 12,00 0,63 0,75

12,01 20,00 1,05 1,25

20,01 — 1,88 2,25

Cooling and Freezing Appliances (C&F)

KG MIN KG MAX € Excl. tax € Incl. tax

— 40,00 5,02 6,00

40,01 — 10,45 12,50

Large Domestic Appliances (LDA)

KG MIN KG MAX € Excl. tax € Incl. tax

— 6,00 0,42 0,50

6,01 12,00 0,84 1,00

12,01 24,00 1,67 2,00

24,01 — 5,02 6,00

Multiple players in a market give rise to healthy competition and a moderating mechanism whereby the economic elements of the WEEE sector fall squarely under the principles of sustainable development.

In accordance with the rules of a competitive market, the price differential between EcoLogic and its competitors tends to fall away. This benefits consumers but without any impact on the social and environmental quality of operations.

Plurality: a positive and regulatory effect

Reference Point

Prices are distributed according to product families (streams) and groups by weight. The tariff defines four main waste streams:

• screens: all televisions and monitors (waste screens in accordance with, categories 3 and 4 of attachment 1 of the decree under French law dated 20th July 225);

• LDA: large domestic appliances (waste from EEE excluding cooling and freezing appliances, according to category 1 of attachment 1 of the decree under French law dated 20th July 2005);

• C&F: cooling and freezing appliances (waste from EEE containing cooling and freezing agents in accordance with category 1 of attachment 1 of the decree under French law dated 20th July 2005);

• SHA: small household appliances (waste from any other category in accordance with the decree under French law of 20 July 2005, with the exception of lamps under category 5 but do not appearing under any of the preceding 5 categories).

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Above and beyond the statutory requirements

Apart from managing the sector, EcoLogic offers its members technical and regulatory support to ensure that membership contracts fully address a producer’s obligations. In this way the EcoLogic team ensures upstream that a future member is fully aware of the legislation in force and the responsibilities that accompany it. Our team provides advice, explanations and support round-the-clock by making the necessary half-yearly market declarations to the government.

In 2008, 63% of EcoLogic’s producer members were either satisfied or very satisfied with the quality of information exchanged with us and 62% with the personalised support given with market declarations. 89% highlighted the quality of listening skills displayed by their advisor and 76% referred to the quality of information provided. The deployment of the producers’ Extranet, developed the year before to enable easier data exchange between EcoLogic and its members was particularly well received.

Communication tools were also fine tuned to new producer requirements, with more concrete feedback and outside testimonials. For example, the newsletter has put a whole ‘corpus’ of ‘environmental information’ at their disposal, enabling producers to get to grips with the subject area and to position themselves as responsible and committed participants in the WEEE sector.

Our partners!

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Jean-Pierre ExpositoEnvironmental Product Safety Manager, Canon France

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In 2008, Canon placed more then 4,500 tonnes of electrical and electronic

equipment on the French market, or more than 1,370,000 cameras, printers,

personal related and other items. The EcoLogic take-back system collects all

end-of-life appliances on behalf of Canon from retailer collection points or local

authority waste plants. It also takes care of treatment and recovery. We are not

experts in this field and EcoLogic’s support is essential to our activities, all the

more so because of the importance of our statutory obligations. In entrusting

EcoLogic with these services, we can be sure that the sector is managed by a

professional body recognized by the authorities and that the materials – plastics,

ferrous metals and non-ferrous metals – as well as the pollutants are taken to

appropriate facilities.

EcoLogic is always on hand to answer any questions we might have but we

equally appreciate their “environmental investment”. During 2008, they never

hesitated to respond to our requests for participation various information days for

our clients and sales team. They manned a WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic

Equipment) stand, explaining the ins and outs of the industry, the roles and

responsibilities of its various players, etc. This approach is quite rare and few of

our service providers are prepared to get involved in this kind of event. Thanks to

its knowledge of the networks, EcoLogic is a valuable partner in the recovery of

waste streams, whose presence has lent structure to the whole organization of

this sector’s activities.

EcoLogic’s market share of EEE (electrical and electronic equipment) by category

Q1 + Q2 (%)

Q3 + Q4 (%)

Category 1 - Large household appliances 7.42 7.7

Category 2 - Small household appliances 22.27 20.91

Category 3 - IT and telecommunications equipment 40.67 41.43

Category 4 - Consumer equipment 21.81 20.74

Category 5 - Lighting equipment

Category 6 - Power tools 24.04 25.21

Category 7 - Toys, leisure and sports equipment 53.6 42.54

Category 8 - Medical equipment 47.13 54.07

Category 9 - Monitoring and control equipment 27.94 25.07

Category 10 - Vending machines 83.36 96.65

TOTAL MARKET SHARE 15.50  16.20 

Amount of EEE placed on the market by category

TONNES

Category 1 64,109,651

Category 2 32,172,729

Category 3 46,666,074

Category 4 39,113,263

Category 6 21,961,471

Category 7 23,845,655

Category 8 293,398

Category 9 1,139,625

Category 10 737,019

TOTAL 230,038,884

4 €4 Euros (inc. tax) is the amount paid to EcoLogic when a 42” LCD television set is put on the market.

41 %(by weight) of category 3 (IT and telecommunications) electronic devices placed on the market by EcoLogic members.

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Hand in hand with retailersEcoLogic counts among its members seventeen retail chains. In 2008, this amounts to 3,600 sale points where the consumer can dispose of their used electrical appliances. Retailers simultaneously place new appliances on the market, are key players in the one-for-one take-back of those appliances, and carry a powerful ecological message to the general public.

EcoLogic supports retailers by ensuring efficiency across the industry and where necessary, helping to provide clear signage in relation to the ‘recycling contribution’. EcoLogic also arranges

the removal of appliances under the one-for-one scheme, as follows: removal of large quantities (more than 1200kg) standard removal (more than 400kg), small quantities (less than 400kg) and the availability of EcoLogic’s network of consolidation centres free-of-charge. EcoLogic pays retailers a fee for their work in consolidating and collecting the material.

Every year, EcoLogic intensifies its efforts to bring new retailers on board. Between 2007 and 2008, collection of WEEE in stores increased from 555 to 1,532 tonnes!

Our partners!

Collection from retailers

COLLECTION POINTS

TONNES

After-sales service centres

8 32,384

Retailers 1 316 1 375,678

Consolidation centres 40 93,326

GRAND TOTAL 1 324 1 408,062

Collection by type of retail outlet

TOTAL NO.OF OUTLETS

TOTAL NO. PICK-UP POINTS

DIY stores 743 743

Garden Centres 1 090 1 090

General stores 1 464 139

Toy shops 90 90

Sports shops 225 9

Other retail 61 61

TOTAL 3 673 2 132

Generalist hypermarkets

1 464 139

Specialist hypermarkets

2 209 1 993

WEEE collected from retailers

TONNES

Screens 151,291

Cooling and freezing appliances 296,450

Large domestic appliances 385,631

Small domestic appliances 699,207

TOTAL 1 532,669

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176 %176% increase (by weight) in material collected from retailers by EcoLogic between 2007 and 2008

Yves BogaertSustainable Development Manager, Leroy Merlin

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EcoLogic is our partner in the implementation of collection solutions for our

customers. To highlight our common environmental credentials in the areas

of sustainable development and statutory obligation, we strengthened our

partnership in 2008.

This resulted in a concerted drive to implement collection points for end-of-life

electrical equipment at the entrance to all our stores. The idea came from the

‘energy box’ for used batteries, a practice which has stood the test of time. By the

Summer of 2009, all our shops will be equipped with collection bins for old drills,

screwdrivers and other DIY appliances.

Our collaboration with EcoLogic demonstrates the possibilities for making the best of

what was, at the outset, a simple regulatory partnership. Today, we are still treading

the same path but together, our voices are louder. Working together, we aim to

raise awareness among end users of the importance of properly sorting waste. EEE

contains dangerous contaminants and it’s no longer possible to neglect this waste

and throw it into household waste bins. It must be recycled! Everyone involved,

producers, take-back systems, retailers must have more of a mind to informing the

general public and increasing their awareness. I truly hope that in 2009, EcoLogic

will follow through on this and that we see everyone’s basic instincts as responsible

citizens translated into action!

A special relationship with local authorities

Local authorities are the vital link ‘on the ground’ for the collection and sorting of WEEE. Responsible for the management of waste collection sites and for conveying information to the inhabitants of the area around them, they are key partners for EcoLogic in accessing WEEE waste streams. Looking at population densities and geographical constraints, our EcoLogic teams support their technical departments and environment officials in implementing customized solutions using an individual case-by-case approach. Our teams organise training in the field for their officers, providing them with advice and logistical support. All this is done with a view to implementing a waste treatment system and in so doing, improving existing partnerships and

developing other players in the local economy, notably those in the social economy.

EcoLogic also makes available a communications budget aimed at enabling authorities to raise public awareness of the right way to sort waste.

Between 2007 and 2008, EcoLogic drastically increased its collection rate from 17,352 to 46,081 tonnes, an increase of 165 %! With more than 70 new local authorities coming on board in 2008, and a better public awareness of the need to recycle waste, EcoLogic has greatly enlarged the scope of its activity and indeed provided services to more than 15,500,000 people in 2008!

Our partners!

Collections made within local authoritiesCOLLECTION

POINTSOTHERS*

Screens 12,102,011 46,28

Cooling and freezing appliances 8,461,633 9,30

Large domestic appliances 13,136,214 11,17

Small domestic appliances 12,381,503 39,74

TOTAL 46,081,361 106,49

*Dedicated (private) collection sites

289289 authorities have now entrusted us with removal of their WEEE.

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751751 live collection points operated by EcoLogic with our partner authorities

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Thanks to technical and logistics support from EcoLogic, fourteen new

local authority waste collection sites opened in 2008, serving the Bordeaux

metropolitan community. These collection points are available to 715,000

inhabitants, spread over our twenty-seven communes, for the disposal of their

old and used appliances. Advice received from EcoLogic enabled us to equip

ourselves appropriately and to structure our pollution control service according to

the needs of our population. In this our first year of operation, we have collected

1,500 tonnes of WEEE, which is a great start. This represents a collection of

2.2kg per inhabitant (not including waste left with retailers under the one-for-one

scheme)!

We do believe that 2009 will be even better, mainly due to communications

campaigns that will be jointly financed with EcoLogic. These include notices,

articles in local magazines and hosting the Recycling Tour de France with its

eco-bus.

An important part of what EcoLogic does is to facilitate exchanges of

information between local authorities and operators involved in processing

WEEE, and to make those exchanges more professional. One way or another,

they have succeeded in institutionalizing a sector that before 2005 had suffered

a real lack of organisation. Today, the whole system is more durable and more

reliable. It protects our assets, such as our partnership with the Envie network

of social enterprises (carrying out WEEE collection, sorting and recovery) and

this is a historical partnership that has meant a lot to us from day one. EcoLogic

was able to fully integrate them into the WEEE sector and help us improve our

methods of working with them.

Daniel FaucherEnvironment Director, Bordeaux Metropolitan Authority

01 Ain 312,363

02 Aisne 0,000

03 Allier 1,999,716

04 Alpes-de-Haute-Provence 0,000

05 Hautes-Alpes 0,000

06 Alpes-Maritimes 4,421

07 Ardèche 0,000

08 Ardennes 179,486

09 Ariège 0,000

10 Aube 750,809

11 Aude 734,116

12 Aveyron 8,691

13 Bouches-du-Rhône 876,477

14 Calvados 248,618

15 Cantal 0,000

16 Charente 208,786

17 Charente-Maritime 2,543,408

18 Cher 4,188

19 Corrèze 705,057

2A Corse du Sud 435,692

2B Haute Corse 405,962

21 Cote-d’Or 6,056

22 Cotes-d’Armor 22,255

23 Creuse 702,158

24 Dordogne 2,385

25 Doubs 4,858

26 Drôme 187,017

27 Eure 1,878,101

28 Eure-et-Loir 9,272

29 Finistère 13,340

30 Gard 9,808

31 Haute-Garonne 240,220

32 Gers 0,000

33 Gironde 3,580,429

34 Hérault 1,496,496

35 Ille-et-Vilaine 18,603

TONNAGES EL ET ERP TONNES

Waste collected by EcoLogic, by region

A network of 135 specialist operatorsDismantling or repair of appliances for re-use, treatment and control of hazardous substances, material recovery of glass, plastics and metals… The WEEE sector integrates many specialist activities and mobilizes thousands of personnel. In implementing an efficient end-to-end WEEE recycling process, EcoLogic draws on the expertise of eleven project managers who between them cover the entirety of the regions in which we operate. This deployment strategy enables us to define a clear modus operandi for each of the zones, which takes into account the needs of each local authority and the specific requirements of service providers. If 2007 was the year of investment, of establishing an operational network and of a bedding-in period for logistics operations, 2008 was the year of efficiency. With the launch of a dedicated Extranet aimed at improving relations between local authorities, treatment partners and take-back system providers, along with improvements in the monitoring of waste consignments by stream, the WEEE business is coming of age.

Beyond this, EcoLogic also carried out 90 audits of its treatment partners in 2008 to evaluate the efficiency of their processes. Devised in 2007 and carried out by several external organisations, these audits allowed us to firstly, measure the gap between the operational and regulatory requirements of the sector and, secondly, to get all our partners to sign up to a programme of continuous improvement with respect to quality. It was also a good opportunity to involve all areas of the company in a quality management system, which through identifying potential avenues for improvement, gave the various participants a sense of empowerment.

These audits - taking in environmental legislation, service provider management tools, health and safety, as well as EcoLogic procedures in general - will reinforce the durability of this sector.

Our partners!

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36 Indre 0,000

37 Indre-et-Loire 27,152

38 Isère 2,056,820

39 Jura 0,000

40 Landes 147,689

41 Loir-et-Cher 160,504

42 Loire 13,068

43 Haute-Loire 416,952

44 Loire-Atlantique 18,208

45 Loiret 1,332,357

46 Lot 0,000

47 Lot-et-Garonne 0,000

48 Lozère 531,333

49 Maine-et-Loire 85,866

50 Manche 563,517

51 Marne 1,072,909

52 Haute-Marne 0,000

53 Mayenne 1,253,343

54 Meurthe-et-Moselle 5,480

55 Meuse 0,000

56 Morbihan 16,622

57 Moselle 1,476,093

58 Nièvre 113,467

59 Nord 155,387

60 Oise 1,846,850

61 Orne 499,415

62 Pas-de-Calais 138,518

63 Puy-de-Dôme 27,092

64 Pyrénées-Atlantiques 1,635,559

65 Hautes-Pyrénées 14,653

66 Pyrénées-Orientales 175,884

67 Bas-Rhin 16,167

68 Haut-Rhin 1,472,812

69 Rhône 875,908

70 Haute-Saône 0,000

71 Saône-et-Loire 241,056

72 Sarthe 1,047,055

73 Savoie 121,836

74 Haute-Savoie 21,556

75 Paris 1,221,313

76 Seine-Maritime 1,301,459

77 Seine-et-Marne 1,359,806

78 Yvelines 797,911

79 Deux-sèvres 239,598

80 Somme 8,190

81 Tarn 147,725

82 Tarn-et-Garonne 1,017,620

83 Var 16,019

84 Vaucluse 1,889

85 Vendée 2,190

86 Vienne 232,228

87 Haute-Vienne 263,077

88 Vosges 282,802

89 Yonne 1,487,781

90 Territoire-de-Belfort 32,890

91 Essonne 1,347,319

92 Hauts-de-seine 137,820

93 Seine-Saint-Denis 546,655

94 Val-de-Marne 102,811

95 Val-d’Oise 1,222,174

97 Guadeloupe 781,327

TOTAL 47,720,520

TONNES TONNES

9090 audits undertaken in 2008 to evaluate process efficiency amongst our treatment partners

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p.31 Annual Accounts 2008

p.32 Local Authority Partners in 2008

p.34 EcoLogic Membership in 2008

Appendices

Net value of assets

Fixed Assets 236 978

Holdings 9 750

Deposits and guarantees 35 886

Capital assets 282 614

Net accounts receivable 10 804 193

Liquid assets 29 343 702

Accrued expenses 30 996

Current assets 40 178 891

GRAND TOTAL 40 461 505

Accounts

Working capital 15 360 140

Working capital requirements -13 983 562

Cash flow 29 343 702

Liabilities

Capital stock 78 000

Profit 721 078

Legal reserve 7 800

Balance brought forward 212 472

Provision for contingent liabilities 14 298 514

Trade 8 670 984

Income & payroll taxes owed 1 646 132

Other debt 9 836 878

Accrued Income 4 989 647

Total debt 25 143 641

GRAND TOTAL 40 461 505

Trading account

Operating costs 12 823

Remunerations 2 768

Operational 2 626

R & D 136

Communications 2 247

Payment on account 608

Total charges 21 208

Annual Accounts 2008

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SICTOM Nord Allier 03 85 622

Communauté Agglomération Vichy Val d'Allier

03 48 361

SICTOM Région Montluçonnaise 03 98 953

SICTOM du Val de Cher 03 7 158

SICTOM de Cerilly 03 10 930

SICTOM Sud Allier 03 90 775

Communauté de Communes du Chaourçois 10 4 652

Communauté de Communes Orvin et de l'Ardusson

10 7 418

SIVOM de la région de Saint Mesmin 10 2 748

Communauté de Communes du Val d'Armance

10 5 529

Communauté de Communes des Portes de Romilly sur Seine

10 19 169

Communauté de Communes de Nogentais 10 16 150

Communauté de Communes de la Région de Bar sur Aube

10 13 292

Communauté de Communes de l'Arce et de l'Ource

10 3 555

Communauté Agglomération Troyenne (C.A.T.)

10 121 578

Communauté de Communes de Plancy l'Abbaye

10 1 838

SIVOM de Mery Sur Seine 10 3 481

Ville de Bar-sur-Seine 10 3 510

Syndicat Intercommunal d'Elimination des Déchets Ménagers du Territoire d'Orient (SIEDMTO)

10 25 320

Syndicat Départemental d'Ordures Ménagères de l'Aude (SYDOM 11)

11 136 987

Communauté d'Agglomération de la Narbonnaise

11 78 130

Communauté de Communes Canal du Midi en Minervois

11 9 808

Communauté de Communes Corbières en Méditerranée

11 15 782

Communauté Agglomération du Pays d'Aix en Provence

13 332 617

Communauté Agglomération Salon-Etang de Berre-Durance dite Agglopole Provence

13 121 940

Communauté Urbaine Marseille Provence Métropole

13 980 791

SMICTOM Nord-Alpilles 13 44 951

Ville de Arles 13 50 513

Ville de Gardanne 13 19 344

Communauté de Communes Cœur Côte Fleurie

14 20 270

Communauté de Communes de CABALOR 14 9 174

SMITOM de Dives-Sur-Mer 14 17 806

Communauté de Communes du Pays de Falaise

14 24 687

Communauté de Communes du pays Santon 17 43 601

Communauté de Communes de la Haute Saintonge

17 54 877

Communauté Agglomération Pays Rochefortais

17 52 300

Communauté de Communes Charente-Arnoult Cœur de Saintonge

17 12 346

Communauté de Communes de l'Ile d'Oléron 17 20 865

Ville de La Rochelle 17 139 875

Communauté de Communes du Sud Charente

17 6 538

Communauté de Communes de la Région de Pons

17 8 570

Communauté de Communes du Bassin de Marennes

17 12 470

Communauté de Communes de Matha 17 9 126

Communauté de Communes de l'Ile de Ré 17 16 499

Communauté de Communes de Seudre et Arnoult

17 7 668

Communauté de Communes du Pays d'Uzerche

19 9 105

SIRTOM de la Région de Brive 19 129 166

SIRTOM de la Région d'Egletons 19 13 057

SICRA de la Région d'Argentat 19 11 525

Communauté de Communes Ussel - Meymac - Haute-Corrèze

19 17 189

SIRTOM de Treignac 19 6 233

Communauté de Communes du Doustre et du Plateau des Etangs

19 1 295

Communauté de Communes du Pays d'Eygurande

19 2 774

SIVOM du Riffaud 19 4 529

Syndicat de Valorisation des déchets ménagers de Corse (SYVADEC)

20 164 523

Communauté d'Agglomération du Pays Ajaccien

20 63 707

Syndicat Mixte Siers 23 59 378

SICTOM de Chenerailles 23 8 586

Communauté de Communes Aubusson-Felletin

23 11 386

Communauté de Communes Marché Avenir

23 1 702

Communauté de Communes du Carrefour des Quatre Provinces

23 4 500

Communauté de Communes du Plateau de Gentioux

23 2 300

SIVOM Chambon / Evaux 23 5 564

SIVOM de Bourganeuf - Royère 23 9 810

Communauté de Communes du Pays de Boussac

23 5 515

SIVOM Auzances-Bellegarde 23 7 974

Syndicat des Portes de Provence 26 135 782

SETOM de l'Eure 27 250 548

Syndicat de Gestion des Ordures Ménagères de l'Est et du Nord de l'Eure (SYGOM)

27 89 013

SDOMODE 27 151 857

Syndicat Sictom du Langonnais 33 31 751

Communauté de Communes du Bazadais 33 9 067

Communauté de Communes du Canton de Villandraut

33 4 305

Communauté de Communes de Montesquieu

33 32 832

Communauté de Communes du Pays Paroupian

33 3 745

SMICVAL du Libournais Haute Gironde 33 167 822

Communauté de Communes Captieux Grignols

33 4 888

Communauté Agglomération du Bassin d'Arcachon Sud

33 73 375

Communauté de Communes Bassin d'Arcachon Nord - COBAN Atlantique

33 51 462

Communauté Urbaine de Bordeaux 33 577 339

Communauté de Communes du Val de l'Eyre 33 16 500

SIVOM de la Rive Droite 33 88 571

Syndicat de l'Entre-Deux-Mers-Ouest pour la Collecte et le Traitement des Ordures Ménagères (SEMOCTOM)

33 90 903

Communauté de Communes Orb Jaur 34 3 699

Communauté de Communes du Pays de Lunel

34 41 322

Communauté de Communes du Pays de l'Or 34 35 886

SITOM du Littoral 34 18 601

Communauté Agglomération de Montpellier 34 393 957

Ville de Béziers 34 69 153

SICTOM de la Région de Pézenas 34 92 662

SICTOM de la Haute Vallée de l'Orb 34 18 836

Communauté Agglomération du Bassin de Thau

34 90 212

Communauté Agglomération du Pays Voironnais

38 87 479

Communauté de Communes du Massif du Vercors

38 9 951

Communauté de Communes du Territoire de Beaurepaire

38 13 342

Communauté de Communes du Pays de Chambaran

38 6 090

Communauté de Communes Bièvre Toutes-Aures

38 7 074

Communauté de Communes de la Région Saint Jeannaise

38 12 915

Communauté de Communes de Bièvre Est 38 16 778

Communauté de Communes du Pays de Bièvre-Liers

38 18 569

Communauté de Communes Vercors Isère

38 2 421

Syndicat Mixte de Collecte et de Traitement des Ordures Ménagères

41 32 192

SICTOM Issoire/Brioude 43 90 427

Communauté Agglomération Orléans Val de Loire

45 266 506

SITOM de l'Arrondissement de Pithiverais 45 71 760

Syndicat d'Aménagement Rural des Cantons de Courtenay

45 17 836

SICTOM de la Région de Châteauneuf sur Loire

45 71 493

SDEE de la Lozère 48 73 509

Communauté de Communes de la Région de Pouancé-Combrée

49 10 131

SITOM des Cantons de Coutances et Saint-Malo-de-la-Lande

50 21 400

Communauté de Communes du Tertre 50 2 521

Communauté de Communes Avranches 50 18 126

SIRTOM de la Baie et de la Vallée du Thar 50 12 032

Communauté de Communes du Canton de Ducey

50 7 059

Communauté de Communes du Bocage Valognais

50 14 355

Communauté de Communes de Saint-James 50 6 919

Communauté de Communes de la Région de Vertus

51 8 346

Communauté Agglomération de Reims (Reims Métropole)

51 214 448

Communauté de Communes de la Région de Sainte Ménéhould

51 8 973

Communauté de Communes de la Région de Givry-en-Argonne

51 2 315

Communauté de Communes de la Grande Vallée de la Marne

51 11 360

Communauté Agglomération de Châlons en Champagne

51 68 732

SIMVU du Sud-Ouest Marnais 51 12 421

Syndicat Mixte de Suippes-Mourmelon-Condé (GEOTER)

51 18 871

Communauté de Communes Epernay Pays de Champagne

51 37 553

SYMSEM 51 24 817

Communauté de Communes des Coteaux Sézannais

51 9 015

Communauté de Communes des Coteaux de la Marne

51 8 185

Communauté de Communes du Mont-Moret 51 1 125

SVET des Coëvrons 53 26 550

Communauté de Communes Le Horps-Lassay

53 6 744

Communauté de Communes du Pays de Mayenne

53 26 414

Communauté de Communes de l'Ernée 53 20 112

Communauté de Communes du Bocage Mayennais

53 20 243

Syndicat Mixte du Pays de Craon 53 26 729

Communauté de Communes de Villaines La Juhel

53 7 286

Communauté de Communes du Pays de Château-Gontier

53 26 528

Laval Agglomération 53 100 180

Communauté de Communes du Pays de Loiron

53 14 659

Communauté de Communes des Avaloirs

53 9 472

Communauté de Communes du Pays de Pange

57 11 425

Communauté Agglomération Metz Métropole (CA2M)

57 221 466

Syndicat Intercommunal Mixte à Vocation Unique de Remilly (S.I.M.V.U)

57 8 118

Communauté de Communes de Maizières Lès Metz

57 20 050

Local Authority Partners in 2008

Full name of authority

RegionCode

No. of inhabitants

Full name of authority

RegionCode

No. of inhabitants

Full name of authority

RegionCode

No. of inhabitants

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Syndicat intercommunal pour l'énergie et l'environnement du secteur de Folschviller - Valmont - Macheren

57 29 536

Communauté Agglomération du Val de Fensch

57 68 978

Ville de Thionville 57 42 205

Syndicat Mixte de la Vallée de l'Oise 60 409 088

Communauté de Communes du Vexin-Thelle 60 19 021

Communauté de Communes des Deux Vallées

60 23 095

SIRTOM de la Région Flers-Condé 61 69 379

Communauté de Communes du Pays Mêlois 61 4 451

SITCOM Région d'Argentan 61 42 929

Communauté de Communes du Pays d'Andaine

61 5 072

Syndicat Mixte Bizi Garbia 64 36 086

SIECTOM Coteaux Bearn Adour 64 39 687

Communauté de Communes Ousse Gabas 64 6 686

Communauté de Communes de Lagor 64 4 687

Communauté de Communes de la Vath Vielha

64 23 326

Communauté de Communes de Lacq 64 16 238

Syndicat Mixte Bil Ta Garbi 64 249 316

Communauté de Communes Capcir - Haut Conflent

66 1 903

Ville de Bolquère 66 730

Communauté de Communes des Alberes et Côte Vermeille

66 37 973

Communauté d'Agglomération Perpignan Méditerranée

66 206 786

Communauté de Communes "Canigou Val Cady"

66 2 100

Syndicat Mixte de Déchèterie du Secteur d'Elne

66 15 917

SIVU de Thann et Cernay 68 38 187

Communauté de Communes de la Région de Guebwiller

68 34 114

Communauté de Communes du Centre Haut-Rhin

68 13 147

SIVOM de l'Agglomération Mulhousienne 68 254 033

Communauté de Communes Essor du Rhin 68 8 817

Communauté de Communes du Pays de Tarare

69 21 331

SIMOLY 69 33 459

Communauté de Communes Maine 301 72 7 436

Communauté de Communes Val de Sarthe 72 15 935

Communauté de Communes de Sablé-Sur-Sarthe

72 27 717

Communauté de Communes du Saosnois 72 13 516

Syndicat Mixte Intercommunal de Réalisation et de Gestion pour l'Elimination des Ordures ménagères du secteur Est de la Sarthe (SMIRGEOMES)

72 80 778

Communauté de Communes L'Orée de Bercé-Belinois

72 21 471

Le Mans Métropole - Communauté urbaine 72 188 665

Communauté de Communes des Rives de Sarthe

72 9 725

Communauté de Communes du Sud Est du Pays Manceau

72 15 279

Ville de Paris 75 648 700

SYCTOM de l'Agglomération Parisienne 75 0

Communauté de Communes de Fécamp 76 29 294

Communauté de Communes Entre Mer et Lin

76 18 737

Communauté de Communes d'Yerville - Plateau de Caux

76 9 343

Communauté de Communes de la Côté d'Albatre

76 20 734

Communauté de Communes de Blangy sur Bresle

76 13 495

Communauté de Communes du Canton d'Aumale

76 6 977

Communauté de Communes Cœur de Caux 76 8 756

Communauté de Communes de la Région d'Yvetot

76 20 833

Communauté de Communes Yeres et Plateaux

76 7 171

Communauté de Communes Campagne de Caux

76 12 417

Communauté de Communes des 3 Rivières à Tôtes

76 12 192

Communauté de Communes Caux vallée de Seine

76 66 353

Syndicat de la région de Montereau-Fault-Yonne pour le traitement des ordures ménagères (SIRMOTOM)

77 49 942

SMITOM Centre Ouest Seine et Marnais 77 273 605

Syndicat Mixte pour l'Enlèvement et le Traitement des Résidus Ménagers (SIETREM)

77 265 421

SIETOM de la Région de Tournan 77 108 184

SMITOM du Nord Seine et Marne 77 328 743

SICTRM de la Vallée du Loing 77 49 315

Ville des Mureaux 78 31 739

Communauté Agglomération de Mantes en Yvelines

78 83 527

SIDRU 78 201 204

Ville de Maurepas 78 30 581

Ville de Montigny-Le-Bretonneux 78 35 824

(SIVATRU) Syndicat Intercommunal pour la Valorisation et le Traitement des Résidus Urbains

78 70 466

Ville du Chesnay 78 28 530

Ville de Magny les Hameaux 78 9 150

Ville de Vélizy-Villacoublay 78 20 342

Ville d'Elancourt 78 27 557

Ville de Guyancourt 78 26 996

Communauté de Communes Versailles Grand Parc

78 163 350

Communauté de Communes des Deux Rives 82 16 563

SIEEOM du Sud Quercy 82 10 945

Communauté de Communes du Quercy Vert 82 3 718

Communauté Montauban 3 Rivières 82 58 752

SIEEOM Grisolles & Verdun 82 15 762

Syndicat Départemental des Déchets de Tarn et Garonne

82 80 880

SICTOM des Vallées du Tescou et du Tarn 82 8 307

Communauté de Communes du Chablisien 89 5 057

Communauté de Communes de la Vanne 89 2 659

Communauté de Communes Yonne Nord 89 20 590

Communauté de Communes du Sénonais 89 41 792

Communauté de Communes de l'Auxerrois 89 62 064

Communauté de Communes du Tonnerrois 89 12 323

Communauté de Communes entre Cure et Yonne

89 5 433

Communauté de Communes du Canton de Bleneau

89 4 706

Communauté de Communes de l'Agglomération Migennoise

89 16 342

Communauté de Communes de la Puisaye Fargeaulaise

89 3 253

Communauté de Communes du Toucycois 89 7 774

Communauté de Communes de Saint-Sauveur en Puisaye

89 4 797

Communauté de Communes de Forterre 89 2 926

Communauté de Communes Nucérienne 89 2 650

Communauté de Communes du Florentinois 89 8 699

Communauté de Communes du Canton d'Ancy le Franc

89 5 637

Syndicat Mixte du Villeneuvien 89 13 331

Communauté de Communes de la région de Charny

89 5 045

Communauté de Communes Pays Coulangeois

89 6 202

Communauté de Communes d'Othe en Armançon

89 4 540

Communauté de Communes de l'Avallonnais 89 18 950

SIVU du Sud de la Forêt d'Othe 89 7 655

SIVOM du Canton de Vézelay 89 4 277

Syndicat du Saltusien 89 4 500

SIREDOM 91 662 000

SEAPFA (Syndicat d'Equipement et d'Aménagement des Pays de France et de l'Aulnoye)

93 161 666

Ville d'Aulnay sous bois 93 80 300

Ville de Villemomble 93 26 995

Ville de Bagnolet 93 32 511

Ville de Neuilly-Plaisance 93 18 300

Ville de Noisy le Grand 93 62 000

Ville de Maisons Alfort 94 54 000

Communauté d'Agglomération Plaine centrale Val de Marne

94 135 915

Syndicat Azur 95 146 132

Syndicat Emeraude 95 254 830

SMIRTOM du Vexin 95 84 874

Communauté Agglomération Cergy-Pontoise 95 179 346

SIGIDURS 95 284 834

Ville des Abymes 971 63 290

Ville de Terre de Haut 971 1 729

Ville de Baie Mahault 971 29 971

Ville de Pointe-à-Pitre 971 20 940

Commune de l'Anse-Bertrand 971 5 023

Ville de Petit-Canal 971 8 041

Ville de Le Moule 971 20 827

Ville du Petit-Bourg 971 22 644

Commune de Saint-François 971 10 659

Ville de Capesterre Belle-Eau 971 19 568

Communauté de Communes du Sud Basse-Terre

971 36 126

Communauté de Communes du Nord Basse-Terre

971 35 230

TOTAL NUMBER OF INHABITANTS 15 506 659

TOTAL SURFACE AREA (Km2) 115 209,35

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ABILITECH

ABJ MICRO

ABUS France SAS

ACCO France

ACER COMPUTER France

ACLARI

ACT' DISTRIBUTION

ACTEBIS

AD REM TECHNOLOGY

AD2M SARL

ADC TECHNOLOGIES

ADEO SERVICES

ADEQUATE SOLUTION

ADES ECLAIRAGE

ADEVA EUROPEAN IMPORT

ADITEC SA

ADMEA

ADMI

ADVANTAGE DIRECT

AFIBEL

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AGENCE MASSENET

AGILEBIO

AGRI SERVICE

AIC INTERNATIONAL

AINFO SERVICE

AIRLAT

AISIN EUROPE S.A.

AJS

AKMAL

AKOR

ALADINE

ALCOPASS

ALLA France SARL

ALPA

ALPHA MICRO

ALPHADIF

ALPHATEC SARL

ALPINE ELECTRONICS France

ALTADIF

ALTH

AMERS SPORTS France

AMIWATCH

AMSTERDAMER

ANDRE HANN

ANNE DE MORINIE

APIC

APSYS MEDITERRANEE

AQUA FDI

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AQUALUX

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AQUITAINE INSTRUMENTS

ARCHIBALD INTERNATIONAL

ARROW France S.A.

ARTONIK

ARTUB

AS CONSEIL

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ASIA DIRECT SOURCE

ASR INDUSTRIE

ATAO France

ATELIER LA TROUVAILLE

ATOLL ELECTRONIQUE

AU DOMINO

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AUBER TISSUS

AUDIOPOLE

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AURALOG

AURIS

AUTOBEST SA

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AVP

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BABY BIDOU

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BOSE

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BROK'IN

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BUKI

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CAPAC

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CASIO France

CASTORAMA

CCD

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CECOP

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CENTRE HONG KONG

CEPAM

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CHARLES France

CHAUVERON

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CHOLLET

CIAD

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CLEE

CMT INTERNATIONAL

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CONRAD

CONRAD MAGASINS SAS

CONTACT EUROPE

COOPER TOOLS

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CORELEC

CORIOLIS

CORIOLIS TELECOM SAS

COTTON BLUE

CREA SARL

CREANTEC

CREAPRIM

CREUTZWALD DIFFUSION SARL

CRISTALINE France

CRISTEL SAS

CRT France

CSA (CARTIER)

CTO CACTOSE

CUC

D.A.M.

D2 DIFFUSION

D3E ELECTRONIQUE

DAEWOO

DAG IMPORT

DAKTARI

DANE-ELEC MEMORY

DANEW

DAT

DDC

DEBFLEX

DEBSY INTERNATIONAL SAS

DECATHLON S.A.

DECOR JARDIN

DELL

DEMA France

DEMSA SAS

DENIS & FILS

DENNERLE GMBH

DESEMAC

DESIGN GO France

DEVILLE

DEXXON DATA MEDIA

DICOTA

DIECI

DIGEQ SAS

DIGIBOX

DIGIT ACCESS

DIGITAL RIVER IRELAND Ltd

DIRECT LINE SA

DISIMPEX

DISPATEM

DISPOSELEC

DISTELMAT Agent Général PERRY ELECTRIC

DISTRIWAN

DIVINEO

DM TECHNOLOGY

DMP - INITIATIVES

DMS France SARL

DNP PHOTO IMAGING EUROPE SAS

DOCK GAMES SAS

DOFIN

DOMAC

DOMAXEL

DOMETIC

DOMINIQUE ROGER DIFFUSION - DRD

DOMOTI SARL

DORO SAS

DPC

DPSL

DUCHESNE S.A.

DUC-OGER SA

DUNE SARL

DYNAVET

DYNOR

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EDOX

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ELECTRO-VELA

ELEUSYS

ELIOCELL FRANCE

ELISA QUINIOU - ILLE ET VILAINE.NET

ELITE DISTRIBUTION

ELITECH France

ELONEX

EMYG ENVIRONNEMENT ET AQUACULTURE

EMYG CONSERVERIE

ENO France

EPB SARL - LA CHAISE LONGUE

EPSON France

ESDEP SAS

ESKIMO ANTILLES

ESM - Espace Services Multimedias

ESPACE TRADING

ESSELTE

E-SWIN

ETC METROLOGIE

ETERNAL France

ETS DUCATILLON

ETS HOFF

Ets LOISEAU JARDINS

Ets LOUIS SCHNEIDER

Ets. JACQUES FERRY

EUREM

EUREM représentant ALPHATRADE

EUREM représentant fiscal ARGOCLIMA

EUREM Représentant fiscal GIUDICI

EURESCO SARL

EURO COMMUNICATION EQUIPEMENTS SAS

EURO DISNEY ASSOCIES SCA

EURO NORD EURL

EUROCOM-ELECTRONIC

EUROFLEX

EUROMENAGE

EUROTECT ELECTRICAL

EXACT

EXOCOM

EZ TRADING

FAR OUEST

FARLIS SAS

FERPLAST

FERRANIA France S.A.S.

FERRERO France

FESTINA France SAS

FICHET Serrurerie Bâtiment

FLORALIE'S GARDEN

FLORATEN

FLORE 11

FLORE 84

FLOREVIE

FLOREVIE SA LEREDDE

FLOROSNY S.A.

FM DISTRIBUTION

FM SERVICE

FORDIS

FOREZ PISCINES

France CHINE DEVELOPPEMENT

France LOISIRS

France SANTE

FRANKLIN ELECTRONIC PUBLISHERS

FREEWAVE

FUJIFILM France SAS

FUJITSU-SIEMENS COMPUTERS

GABY

GALANTINE

GAMM VERT

GAP DIFFUSION SARL

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GAUTHIER JOEL ET JEAN PAUL

GD IMPORT

GEFOM

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GENERATION 3

GENERATION 5

GERMANY DISTRIBUTION

GERS EQUIPEMENT

GGP France

GHT INNOVATION

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GLOBALSTAR EUROPE SARL

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GOLFE INFORMATIQUE

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GP ACCOUSTICS France SAS

GP Battery Marketing France SAS

GRAPHICS

GROUP BUMPER

GROUPE ACHATS

GROUPE ANTINEA

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GUCCI GROUP WATCHES

GUEYDON SAS

GUILBERT EXPRESS

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GYSEL SAS

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HAMA

HAPPY TIME

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HARMONY

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HBF

HELEN OF TROY

HELLA SAS

HEXINO

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HITACHI EUROPE SAS

HKM

HOLINAIL SA

HOMETECH

HONDA MOTOR EUROPE

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HORNET INTERNATIONAL

HORTI SERVICE S.A.

HOUSTON SAS

HP AQUARIUMS

HTC EQUIPEMENTS

HUSQVARNA France

HYPER OBJETS

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IBC France

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ICONCEPT

IDCOM SAS GROUPE MARKET MAKER

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IGN

IMATION France SA

IMPACT ET STRATEGIE

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INTEX SERVICE

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JORDENEN

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JPS EQUIPEMENT

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JURATOYS

JVC France

K.D.J.

KALYSTE SAS

KANABEACH SAS

KARIS

KASSY

KAZ EUROPE SA

K'COSTA

KEM DIFFUSION

KENWOOD ELECTRONICS France

KIDDY'MOOVE

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KSD

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LBS

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LES PAYSAGES DE SOLONE

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LEXTRONIC

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LIDL

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LMAC

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L'OISEAU BLEU

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LORIENT AQUARIUM SARL

LR Services

LTECH

LUMIERE IMAGING France

LUMIN & SENS

M&D SAS BERGHOFF

M.T. DIFFUSION

M2 SARL

MACHINES NORDIQUES POLAR France

MACWAY (JV2R)

MADRICS MEDIA France

MAGNETONIC

MAGNIEN S.A.S

MAISON ALICE VALERIAN

MAJORETTE SAS

MANIQUICK France SARL

MARC BALOIN EXPANSION-COBAL

MARMONT

MARS FISHCARE EUROPE

MARTPHIL

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MASY PÈRE ET FILS

MATELEC

MATTEL France

MATY

MAUFRANC SAS

MAXELL France SAS

MAXI JEUX JOUETS

MAXI JOUET

MAYAMAX

MC3 LOGISTIQUE S.A.S.

MCA TECHNOLOGY

MCAD

MCL

McNeil Santé Grand Public

MD IMPORT

MDC France

MECER EUROPE

MEDIA PRICES

MEDIAS PRIME

MEDION France

MEGABLEU

MEGAHERTZ WIRELESS

METRONIC

MEXTY PRODUCTIONS

MG INTERNATIONAL

MGM

MICRO 17

MICRO CONSEIL INTERNATIONAL

MICRO@CONSULTING

MICROBATT France SAS

MID OCEAN France

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MISAKI France

MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC

MODEL DIRECT

MONDEX S.A

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MOTOROLA SAS

MOUSE.COM

MTD France

NANOSENSE

NAVICOM

NB INTERNATIONAL

NEB SARL

NEC France SA

NEMA

NEONUMERIC IMPORT

NEOS SARL

NEOTION SA

NESTLE PURINA PETCARE

NET SERVICES INFORMATIQUE

NETCOM 2000 GROUP

NETMETRICS

NEUF CEGETEL

NEWCOM DISTRIBUTION

NEW-TEK Informatique

NEWWZ

NEXATIS

NICOLS France S.A.

NIKON France SAS

NIMACO

NIMES DISTRIBUTION

NINTENDO France SARL

NITRAM S.A.

NM France NEXTMARKET

NONSOLO CUCINE

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NOXHOM

NRJSOLAR

NTG EUROPE

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OKI SYSTEMES (France) S.A.

OLEA SAS

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OLYX INTERCOMM

OMENEX

ONIDIS

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OREGON SCIENTIFIC France

ORION 11

ORION 38

ORION 84

ORION SA

ORTHOFIX

OSNYVERT S.A.

OTIO SAS

OUAPS SARL

OUTBACK-IMPORT

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OXADIS SA

OXYGEN

PACKARD BELL France

PAMINA

PANDA TRADE

PAPPO PAULIN

PARADIS DESJARDINS

PARADOX

PARAMOUNT AQUARIUM

PARSEC SARL

PARSONS INTERNATIONAL FRANCE

PARSYS Santé

PARTNER JOUET

PAUL HARTMANN

PAVO France SARL

PAXTON

PCKADO

PEARL DIFFUSION

PENTAX France

PEPINIERE BORMEENNE

PERALINE

PES SYSTEM

PETZL DISTRIBUTION

PIKAONE

PIKTUS SARL

PILOTE FILMS

PINTEL JOUETS

PIONEER France

PIXTIM

PK DIFFUSION

PLACE VENDÔME

PLAGE SA

PLANTIFLOR

PLANTRONICS

PLASTILYS

PLASTOREX

PLUGSQUARE

POLAR ELECTRO France SAS

POLAROID France SAS

POLAROID GmbH

POOL SERVICE

PORT EUROPE SARL

POTENTIER SAS

POUILLON ET ASSOCIES SAS

PPL

PREMIER AUDIO

PREMIUM

PRIMOSTEN

PRO EURO

PRO FEELS

Pro Idee GmbH&Co.KG

PRODELECT SAS

PRODIGIT

PRODIMPOR

PROMATECH

PSL France

PSP INDUSTRIES SAS

PYLONES

QUELLE LA SOURCE SA

R&B PRODUCTS

RAIMONDI DISTRIBUTION 2S

RANDU SAS

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REALISATIONS ELECTRONIQUES EUROPEENNES

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REDER

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RESINEW SARL

RG COMPAGNY

RGK DIFFUSION

RICHELIEU

RICOH France

RIGA SA

RiQ Intelligent tools SARL

RMF ACCESSOIRES S.A.S.

ROLDAN

ROLEX France

RONZY INFORMATIQUE

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RSI

RUBIE'S France SAS

S.A. JEMINI

S.A.R.L LE SEVIGNE DISTRIBUTION

S.A.R.L. VENTE INDUSTRIAL FACTOR

S.I.D.J.

SA LEREDDE

SA M3B

SAB INTERNATIONAL

SABLON

SABRE France

SAEY

SAGEM COMMUNICATIONS

SAGEM MOBILES

SANDY

SANOFIRM

SANTONA

SANYO AIRCONDITIONERS Europe Srl

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SAPEFIC

SARL 3 B

SARL 59 DIFFUSION

SARL A.D.O.A. AKOS

SARL ACTA

SARL ALIZ IMPORT EXPORT

SARL ALOCK

SARL AUFIDIS

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