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Producer-responsibility battery-collection panel compiled across ten Canadian jurisdictions: annual collected weight by province split by battery class (single-use versus rechargeable) and by chemistry, recovery rates computed against producer-reported sales, per-capita collection rates ranked across provinces, a collection network of more than 15,000 drop-off locations, a membership register of 400-plus obligated producers (manufacturers, retailers, distributors), downstream materials-processing and recovered-product-management records, programme funding through environmental-handling fees, and audited revenue-and-expense statements, with consumer-awareness research alongside.

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Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Environmental ServicesHousehold Products
Instruments: commoditiesequities

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular annual statistical tables and member/network appendices, published as assured PDF reports per province per year
Volume: A ten-jurisdiction annual panel: for the single province examined here, 47,927 kg collected in 2025 with an 84 percent single-use share, up 6 percent year over year on single-use and 2 percent overall, at 0.26 kg per capita (the programme's highest provincial rate for a consecutive year); scaled across all jurisdictions and years the set spans roughly 28-30 provincial filings in the last five years plus per-filing chemistry tables, a member appendix, a collection-site network of 15,000-plus locations nationally, and audited statements
Users: 400-plus obligated-producer members (stated for the national programme), plus retailers and municipalities hosting collection sites; there is no general user account base
History: 28 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active and broadening — the 2025 report was published in 2026, the programme extended to New Brunswick effective January 2026 and to registered PRO status in Ontario and Alberta from April 2025, and a 2025-2029 plan cycle is in market for the largest province; collected volumes in the examined province rose 2 percent year over year
Launched: 1997 (programme operating since 1997, initially voluntary in the examined province); statutory producer-responsibility status followed later, dated 2018 in that province, with the current approved plan running 2023-2028
Delivery: not stated
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