Introduction: E-Waste

It’s been said that Electronic waste, or e-waste, is the fastest-growing stream of hazardous waste in the world. E-waste is comprised of a variety of inputs including hazardous materials, potentially valuable and recyclable materials, and other inputs. 

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E-Waste is an abbreviated term used to denote Electronic Waste, E-waste is electronic products that are unwanted, not working, and nearing or at the end of their “useful life.” Computers, TV Sets, stereos, photocopy machines, and printers are everyday electronic products.

According to the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2016 'E-Waste' means any electrical and electronic equipment, whose life has been ended or in part discarded as waste by the consumer or bulk consumer as well as rejected from the manufacturing industry, refurbishment industry, and repair processes.

E-Waste Recycling

E-waste recycling is the reuse and reprocessing of electrical and electronic equipment of any type that has been rejected or regarded as end-of-life products.

Awareness in Recycling of E-Waste is growing nowadays and was started to protect humans and the environment from the adverse effects of electronic Waste.

E-waste recycling is a step in the favour of environmental protection.

Why it’s been so important to recycle E-Waste

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), when the toxic materials that leach from E-Waste come in direct contact with humans, animals, and the environment health risks may arise and degradation of the environment also takes place. The toxic materials are such as lead (Pb), cadmium (Cd), chromium (Cr) or polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). Serious health issues can arise due to the Inhalation of the toxic fumes, as well as from the accumulation of chemicals in soil, water, and food.  As this contaminated water and food will enter into the food chain of human beings leading to ill effects.

This contamination puts not just people in danger but the environment. In developing countries, the risks is exceptionally high because some developed countries send their e-waste there for disposal, but now keeping in view the danger of E-Waste provisions are made that prohibit the import-export of E-Waste. It is observed that global e-waste has detrimental effects not only on the people that work with the e-waste but also the people that live around it.

Lack of awareness on E-Waste leads to difficulty in managing E-Waste, Because of this, a proper recycling process needs to be put in place to protect us and future generations.

How we can help in managing your E-Waste

We are an organization that wants to help in environmental protection by combating with E-Waste Crisis. We will provide you the solutions for your waste Electrical and electronic equipment.

For managing your E-Waste we at Corpseed provide you a platform. We will also take responsibility of your E-Waste destruction & the certificate for your E-Waste destruction. At least 10 MT of E-Waste is required in one slot. For that, you just have to connect with us via call or email & give some basic information about your E-Waste.

• What is your product?
• In which State the E-Waste belong?
• Authorized Person Name & Number

We are connected with recyclers on pan-India level they will provide you with the best service. All the recyclers are authorized recyclers having valid consents from SPCB/PCC.