An Ontario Batteries Regulation term for a site where used consumer batteries are collected for resource recovery.
The Ontario Batteries Regulation defines battery collection site by location and purpose: used consumer batteries are collected there for resource recovery. The term matters because collection is a distinct stage and not the recovery event; hauling, processing, refurbishing, disposal, and final recovery evidence remain separate.
This is an Ontario source-specific collection-site term. Keep it separate from UK collection or treatment terminology, generic waste-management facilities, and downstream processor/refurbisher roles unless a source-by-source comparison is being made.
O. Reg. 30/20: Batteries
a site where batteries used by a consumer in Ontario are collected for the purpose of resource recovery
Ontario source-specific battery EPR definition under O. Reg. 30/20; do not collapse into EU, UK, India, Brazil, or Australia definitions without review.
Reference: Section 1
Ontario Batteries Regulation definition; use as a source-specific Ontario battery producer-responsibility, collection, transport, processing, refurbishment, or obligation term rather than a global EPR definition.
In implementation, collection-site records can anchor where used batteries enter the Ontario recovery workflow. They should connect to collection events, producer or PRO responsibility, hauler movements, and downstream processor or refurbisher records without treating the site as proof of processing or recycling.
The practical confusion is that a collection point can look like the compliance event. For Minespider, the collection site is the entry location for used batteries; the evidence chain still needs separate records for transport, processing, refurbishment, disposal, or resource-recovery outcomes.