E Waste
Electronic waste is often referred to as e-waste and is the fastest growing waste stream worldwide. E-waste consists of electronic equipment that has reached the end of its useful life. It includes a wide variety of products used in everyday life such as old phones, televisions, fridges, and air conditioners. The most common type of e-waste is small equipment as microwaves, electric kettles, and cameras.
India is the third-largest E-waste producing country after China and the USA and these three countries together contributed to 38% of the Total 53.6 million Tonnes (Mt) of e-waste generated worldwide in 2019.
The figures have taken into account the 21 types of electrical and electronic equipment listed in the E-Waste Disposal Management Rules, 2016. These include discarded computer monitors, mobile phones, chargers, motherboards, headphones, television sets, among other appliances.
Ecoweplus helps companies of all shapes and sizes channel their electronic waste to authorized e-waste recyclers in India. We have a zero-landfill policy on electronic waste disposal. We collect electronic waste from schools, colleges, companies, and IT parks, ensuring it is responsibly managed and channeled to authorized electronic waste disposal recyclers
The E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2016 rules apply to every “manufacturer, producer, consumer, bulk consumer, collection centers, dealers, e-retailer, refurbisher, dismantler and recycler involved in manufacture, sale, transfer, purchase, collection, storage and processing of e-waste or electrical and electronic equipment.
Ecoweplus helps companies of all shapes and sizes to channel their E-waste to authorized E-waste recyclers in India. We have a zero-landfill policy on E-waste. We collect E-waste from schools/Colleges, Companies, and IT parks and channel it to Authorized E-waste Recyclers.