WORLD GREEN E-WASTE RECYCLING

 World Green E-Waste Recycling was founded with the mission of providing the public and private sector a safe and responsible method of disposing of obsolete electronic equipment such as cell phones, CRTs, LCD and Plasma televisions, personal computers, laptop computers, printers, telecom equipment, terminals, copiers, keyboards, toner cartridges, and other electronic surplus items.

WORLD GREEN E-WASTE

World Green E-Waste is engaged in handling, recycling and reusing of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment(WEEE) in eco friendly way. The initiative is to aim at reducing the accumulation of used and discarded electronic and electrical equipment’s, which most end up in landfills or partly recycled in a unhygienic conditions by backyard recyclers and then partly thrown into waste streams damaging the environment.

Our Services:

  • Metal Scraps
  • Plastic Scraps
  • Computer Scraps
  • IT Scraps
  • Wire Scraps
  • Mobile Tower Scraps
  • Telephonic Equipment & Mobile Scraps
  • Battery & Power Plants Scraps
  • Air-Conditioner Scrap

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