Specialised newsletter

Wednesday, 04 August, 2004

Farnell InOne has issued the first of what it says will become a regular email newsletter to its customers on issues relating to the RoHS (restriction of certain hazardous substances) and WEEE (waste electrical and electronic equipment) directives.

In addition to the newsletter, Farnell will support its customers by building on a number of other initiatives, including a dedicated website containing the latest information and expert advice.

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