E-Waste

Collection: Gather e waste from households, communities, and businesses.

Disassembly: Take apart devices to separate components like circuit boards, hard drives, and batteries.

Component-specific recycling: Extract valuable materials like metals, copper, and precious metals through shredding, smelting and refining.

Proper disposal: Safely dispose of hazardous waste and toxic chemicals.

Quality control: Inspect and certify recycled materials.

Sale: Sell recycled materials to manufacturers for use in new products

Plastic

Collection: Gather plastic waste from households, communities, and businesses.

Sorting: Separate plastics by type (e.g. PET, HDPE, PVC, LDPE) and remove contaminants.

Baling: Compress sorted plastics into large, dense bales.

Collection: Gather plastic waste from households, communities, and businesses.

Sale: Sell baled plastics to manufacturers, recyclers, or processing facilities that convert them into raw materials for production. This process helps aggregate and prepare plastic waste for further transformation

Metal

Collection: Gather metal waste from households, industries, and construction sites.

Sorting: Separate metals by type (e.g., iron, steel, aluminum, copper) and remove contaminants.

Baling/Compacting: Compress sorted metals into large, dense bales or compact them into blocks.

Sale: Sell compacted metals to smelters, refineries, or manufacturing facilities that melt and process them into raw materials for production. This process helps conserve natural resources, reduces landfill waste and decreases the environmental impact of metal production

Paper Recycling

Collection: Gather paper waste from households, offices, and community recycling centers.

Sorting: Separate paper by type (e.g., newspaper, cardboard, mixed paper) and remove contaminants

Sale: Sell baled paper to paper mills, recycling facilities or manufacturers that convert them into new paper products. This process helps conserve wood pulp, reduces landfill waste and decreases the environmental impact of paper production.

Glass

Collection: Gather glass waste from households, communities, and recycling centers.

Sorting: Separate glass by color (e.g., clear, brown, green) and remove contaminants.

Crushing: Crush sorted glass into small fragments, called "cullet."

Sale: Sell crushed glass to glass manufacturers, recycling facilities or companies that use it as aggregate material. This process helps conserve raw materials, reduces landfill waste, and decreases the environmental impact of glass production.