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Answer in one sentence: Public information on the website of the Langfang Ecological Environment Bureau shows that the WEEE Processing License (No. E1310261) of Langfang Jinye Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. went through four public stages in sequence — renewal application, acceptance disclosure, renewal approval, and change application: the renewal acceptance disclosure was published on December 25, 2024, the renewal was approved in January 2025 (valid through January 8, 2027), and the certificate change following the change of legal representative was completed in August 2025. The licensed processing capacity totals 12.5 million units per year (15,500 tons per year).

Disclosure Timeline

  • Original certificate validity — January 13, 2023 to January 12, 2025 (as stated in the renewal acceptance disclosure).
  • Renewal application — On November 24, 2024, the company applied to the licensing authority for certificate renewal.
  • Acceptance disclosure — Published on December 25, 2024, with a public notice period of 10 working days (December 25, 2024 to January 8, 2025).
  • Renewal approved — The renewal was approved upon review, valid for 2 years, from January 9, 2025 to January 8, 2027.
  • Change application — In August 2025, the company applied to change certificate matters (change of legal representative and of processing capacity); the authority published an acceptance disclosure and approved the change.
  • Licensing basis — The Measures for the Administration of WEEE Processing Qualification Licensing and related provisions.

Licensed Processing Capacity

  • Licensed scope — Covers four categories: LCD microcomputers, mobile communication handsets, single-line telephones, and LCD monitors, with a combined annual processing capacity of 12.5 million units.
  • Licensing level — The processing qualification license is issued by the municipal-level ecological environment department, and certificate information is published on the authority's website.

Why These Disclosures Deserve Ongoing Attention

A WEEE Processing License is the legal prerequisite for a disposal company to take on electronic waste, and it is a credential that is renewed periodically and adjusted dynamically: renewal must be applied for before expiry, and changes to matters such as company name, legal representative, or processing capacity require a change application, with every stage requiring public disclosure and public scrutiny. For clients, searching the disclosure records on the website of the municipal ecological environment authority where the target company is located is a direct way to verify credential authenticity and validity — the certificate number, processing capacity, and validity period stated in the disclosures are more reliable than any third-party account.

Renewal and Change Are Two Different Matters

Renewal is required when a WEEE Processing License approaches expiry; a change application is required when licensed matters change (such as adjustments to processing categories or capacity). The application materials and review focus differ: renewal examines whether the holder operated compliantly during the license period and meets current standards, while a change examines whether the added or adjusted portion has the corresponding facilities and technical conditions. When checking disclosure information, clients should first identify which category applies, then judge the impact on their own cooperation.

FAQ

Q: Is the certificate still valid?
A: The current certificate is valid from January 9, 2025 to January 8, 2027; before commissioning business, it is advisable to verify the certificate status with the authority or the company.

Q: Where can these disclosures be found?
A: Under the "Government Information Disclosure — Solid Waste Pollution Prevention" section of the authority's website. Links to the disclosures and announcements for each stage are attached at the end of this article; the change-stage disclosures and announcements are also collected on this site's "Official Disclosures and Public Records" page.

Sources and Original Links

The following disclosures and announcements were all published on the authority's website: