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Pledge You E-Waste

Pledge your e-waste

The sun’s brighter, the night clearer; our air and rivers cleaner; birds and animals are being sighted in the urban jungle. With a year in lockdown, we saw nature flourishing. Our lifestyle choices of the past few decades have definitely extracted a heavy price on Mother Earth. As we sit at home twiddling our thumbs, maybe we can spend some time reconsidering these choices.

Can we pledge that for every new electronic we purchase we dispose off of our e-waste responsibly?

As Vinay & Nikitha, embark upon a new phase of their life, they would like for you to dedicate a couple of minutes to make this world a better place. Use the form below to pledge your e-waste at Croma today, and they promise to plant a tree in your name at Kazhuveli Bioregion, Villupuram district of Tamil Nadu on the occasion of their happy new beginning!

Why should you recycle e-waste?

E-waste which is a major source of toxic elements like lead, mercury, cadmium, etc. can prove to be quite dangerous if not disposed of responsibly. Hence, it is necessary that e-waste is not only handled safely but is also handled by trained professionals else it could also prove to be fatal.

Who recycles e-waste?

We at Croma have tied up with e-waste disposal experts 'JustDispose' who are helping us with the disposal. JustDispose is a leading e-waste disposal agency, certified by Maharashtra Pollution Board, 1509001:2008 certified for Quality Management Standard & 15014001:2004 certified to ensure Environmental Management Standard.

What happened to all the e-waste that you dump?

The e-waste collected by Croma is taken to a central location from where JustDispose collects all of it. JustDispose has a state-of-the-art recycling facility with equipment that handles e-waste segregation & disassembly in a scientific manner. All of the e-waste collected by them is treated as follows:

Old and usable electronics are refurbished for boosting education and livelihood in rural areas.

Hazardous materials like lead, mercury, cadmium, etc. are shipped to government-run CHWT facility (Common Hazardous Waste Treatment) for safe and sound disposal in an environment friendly manner.