WEEE
At the end of their useful life, electrical and electronic devices become waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). This includes their materials, parts, consumables and sub-assemblies, from household or professional use.
All appliances must be identified with a crossed-out wheelie bin symbol to inform consumers that they cannot be thrown away, but must be collected separately to guarantee their proper environmental management.
The main problem with the management of WEEE is its potential to pollute the environment.
WEEE contains a wide variety of materials such as iron, copper, aluminium, rare earths and many others.
ECOTIC has collected 1,291,381 tonnes of WEEE since it started
In 2023, the organisation managed 121,588 tonnes from household and professional use.
Expanding our commitment to being an active part of the circular economy allows us to bring new synergies into our operations and value added to our members and collaborators.
Our main activity is proper management of waste electrical and electronic equipment
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