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Border Center Alert:
Hazardous Waste Manifest Is Changing
On September 5, 2006, the hazardous waste manifest forms will change.
This change will affect:
- Maquiladoras that ship hazardous waste to the U.S. for disposal
- U.S. importers of hazardous waste, including brokers
The Border Center has prepared a detailed explanation of the coming changes. Click below for information on:
Background
- What is the purpose of the manifest system?
- How does it work?
Impact
- What new information is being collected?
Changes to the Form
- What will you need to know to fill out the new forms correctly?
Changes to the System
- How will the new system improve the accuracy of waste quantity data?
What will happen if the treatment facility rejects your shipment?Electronic Reporting
- When will you be able to submit manifest forms electronically?
Related Resources
- Where can you get more information?