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URGENT: Utah DEQ E-Waste Compliance for Contixo
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Cc: "eric.li" <[e-mail]>, "frank.partida" <[e-mail]>
Hello DWMRC Team,
I hope this message finds you well.
We have been advised by Brian Speer and Terry Davis regarding the attached report to ensure Utah DEQ E-Waste
compliance for Contixo in order to sell on Walmart in the state of Utah. Could you kindly confirm receipt of
this information and let us know if there are any additional steps we need to complete for registration or compliance?
Additionally, if there are any fees associated with this process, we would appreciate your guidance on how to
proceed with payment or further actions.
For any necessary signatures, please reach out to our primary contact:
Eric Li
Email: [e-mail]
Phone: [phone]
Thank you in advance for your time and assistance in this important matter. We look forward to your prompt response.
Thank You,

Paul Dion
Ecommerce Specialist
Contixo Inc.
13947 Central Ave
Chino, CA 91710
Email: [e-mail]
www.contixo.com
Contixo E-Waste Compliance Report_ Utah Code 19-6-1203 Reporting Requirements.pdf
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Contixo E-Waste Compliance Report: Utah Code 19-6-1203 Reporting Requirements
Introduction: This report outlines Contixo Inc.'s compliance with Utah Code 19-6-1203, which
mandates that manufacturers of consumer electronic devices, including tablets, submit an
annual report to the Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). This report includes
details about the eligible programs for recycling, collection, and disposal of electronic waste.
Contixo ensures its products, including tablets, adhere to the requirements of the Utah Disposal
of Electronic Waste Program, helping consumers dispose of their devices responsibly.
Overview of Utah Code 19-6-1203: Utah Code 19-6-1203 requires that manufacturers of
consumer electronic devices submit a report to the state of Utah by August 1 each year. This
report must detail eligible programs for the recycling and safe disposal of electronic waste,
which includes programs that involve the collection, transportation, and recycling of consumer
electronics. The report should also include a geographic map and a list of participating
programs.
Key Provisions of Utah Code 19-6-1203:
1. Annual Reporting Requirement : Manufacturers must submit a report to the Utah
Department of Environmental Quality by August 1 each year, detailing eligible e-waste
recycling and disposal programs.
2. Eligible Programs List : The report must include a list of eligible programs and could
include programs such as recycling systems, repair shops, reuse organizations, and
more.
3. Geographic Mapping : The report should include a geographic map that identifies the
location and type of eligible programs.
4. Types of Eligible Programs : Programs may be offered by various entities, including
recyclers, repair shops, not-for-profit corporations, retailers, and local government
collection events.
Contixo’s Compliance with Utah Code 19-6-1203:
Contixo ensures that its tablets and other electronic products comply with the reporting and
program participation requirements outlined in Utah Code 19-6-1203. Below is an overview of
how Contixo adheres to each aspect of the reporting requirement.
1. Annual Report Submission : Contixo submits an annual report to the Utah Department
of Environmental Quality on or before the required deadline of August 1 each year. The
report includes the necessary information regarding the programs available for the
recycling, collection, and disposal of Contixo tablets.
2. Eligible Programs List : Contixo includes a comprehensive list of eligible programs
available in Utah for the responsible disposal of its products. These programs are
designed to assist consumers in properly recycling and disposing of their Contixo tablets
and other electronic devices.
3. Geographic Mapping of Programs : In compliance with Utah Code 19-6-1203(3),
Contixo provides a geographic map in its report that identifies the locations and types of
eligible programs available to Utah residents. This map includes information on
collection points, recycling centers, and local drop-off locations, making it easier for
consumers to find nearby disposal options.
4. Eligible Program Types : The report includes a variety of program types that support the
recycling and safe disposal of Contixo tablets. These programs are offered by several
organizations, including:
○ Consumer Electronic Device Recyclers : Contixo partners with certified
e-waste recyclers to ensure that the tablets are disposed of responsibly.
○ Consumer Electronic Device Repair Shops : Authorized repair shops that can
refurbish and extend the life of Contixo devices, reducing the environmental
impact of waste.
○ Recyclers of Other Commodities : Contixo collaborates with other certified
recyclers who manage various types of electronic waste.
○ Reuse Organizations : Non-profits and other reuse organizations help refurbish
Contixo tablets and ensure they are given a second life.
○ Retailers : Participating retailers provide take-back programs for Contixo tablets
and other electronics, facilitating easy returns for recycling.
○ Local Government Collection Events : Contixo supports local government
efforts to organize e-waste collection events throughout Utah, where consumers
can drop off their devices.
Contixo’s Recycling Program : Contixo also promotes its own e-waste recycling initiative
through the company website, ensuring that consumers can easily find information about
responsible disposal options. The Contixo Recycling Program provides customers with details
on how they can send their old devices for recycling or find local recycling centers. This is part
of Contixo’s effort to make it easy for customers to dispose of their tablets and other electronics
in an environmentally friendly manner.
The recycling program page on the Contixo website outlines:
● The process for returning old tablets for recycling.
● Information on certified e-waste recycling facilities.
● Details on the environmental benefits of recycling electronic waste.
● Instructions for consumers on how to participate in the program.
By offering a direct recycling program, Contixo makes it easier for Utah residents to comply with
local e-waste disposal laws and contribute to a more sustainable future.
Contact Information:
Contixo Inc.
13947 Central Ave
Chino, CA 91710
Primary Contact:
Eric Li
Email: [e-mail]
Phone: [phone]
Conclusion: Contixo is fully committed to complying with Utah Code 19-6-1203, the Disposal of
Electronic Waste Program. By submitting the required annual report, listing eligible recycling
programs, and providing a geographic map to assist consumers, Contixo ensures that its tablets
and other electronic devices are responsibly managed at the end of their lifecycle. The
company’s dedication to sustainability is further demonstrated through its own recycling
program, which helps reduce e-waste in Utah and supports environmentally responsible
disposal practices.
Contixo's continued compliance with Utah's e-waste regulations underscores its role in
promoting a circular economy and contributing to the protection of the environment.