Electronics Recycling Emerge — A Easy Way to Reduce Carbon Footprint

Astonishing amounts of consumer electronics have been shipped, used, and discarded. Equally astonishingly, behemoths of smart gadgets, smartphones, laptops, and monitors are discarded after they reach end-of-life, constituting gargantuan waste streams. Unarguably, these waste materials have treasure trove of precious metals, with cobalt being an example. The volumes are likely to soar and reach new levels, given the vast appetite for electronics both in consumer and enterprise segments. The drive for 3R comprising ‘Reduce—Reuse—Recycle’ in waste management has gained massive traction from this trend. In this backdrop, the value chain of the electronics recycling market has expanded considerably especially in emerging economies.

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Brands Adopt Recycled Manufacturing Materials to Project their Image As Environmentally Responsible

The focus on promoting circular economy concepts, one of which endorses less mining and more reusing of recycled materials, has been adopted as a key pillar in promoting a low-carbon economy. Stridently, a growing number of material manufacturers, mining companies, and equipment manufacturing units have climbed on the bandwagon of the sustainability in the electronics recycling market. They are keenly leaning on increasing the percentage of recycled materials in their products to appear as more environmentally responsible brands in the eyes of customers and investors. Evidently, this is throwing some positive brand positioning images for businesses in the medical and packaging sectors.

Governments have played a key role in the management. Together with various stakeholders, the electronics recycling market has grown from strength to strength on the back of growing investments on the recycling infrastructure. Subsequently, private collectors and recyclers have increasing their stakes, supporting the advances in extraction, improving waste recycling

Despite the best efforts by municipal authorities, only a small percentage has been reused, or more holistically, made to re-enter the circular economy. A number of challenges hamper the electronics recycling market prospects. Lack of awareness has fuelled unorganized sector to still show their clout in the electronics recycling chain. In many regions, the regulations are still inadequate. In coming years, many of these concerns will be taken in the stride.

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