Roadblocks faced in successful implementation of e-waste disposal rules

The issue of safe handling and proper disposal of the ever growing volumes of e-waste in the country has been a matter of concern for all for a long time. With the level of e-waste to be generated in 2012 is expected to touch 8 lakh MT, the situation is becoming more and more desperate for the country and its decision makers to formulate a policy that will help the industry in tackling this ever growing menace.

Though in the recent past many developments have taken place in terms of initiatives taken by both the industry as well as the decision makers but still there are many issues that still remain a matter of concern for all the players involved.

Some of the major players who have been pursuing the issues actively at all levels are Greentek Reman and GreenDust. These companies alongwith other industrial players have been instrumental in pointing out to the major flaws that still exists in our e-waste disposal rules and have been working tirelessly with the industry towards making our country a safer place as far as safe e-waste disposal is concerned.

GreenTek Reman is an End-to-End electronic waste (E-waste) recycling company. The company is registered with the State Pollution Control Board (SPCB), Ministry of Environment & Forests (MOEF), Government of India. Pioneering a breakthrough in E-waste management, GreenTek Reman Pvt Ltd caters to one of the most critical and sensitive areas of how to recycle accumulated electronic trash. It comes with an objective of providing an environment friendly solution for the problem of E-waste.

GreenDust allows online and offline disposition of factory Seconds, returned items to end customers. RLC's singular goal is to help companies make their reverse logistics process a competitive advantage allowing them to focus on their core competency of delighting customers through world class products.

Source : Equity Bulls

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