RLG’s Clean to Green aims at sensitising users about safe e-waste disposal

Shillong: RLG’s Clean to Green aims at sensitising users about safe e-waste disposal

Company targets corporates, bulk consumers & informal sector, among others

RLG Systems India, a subsidiary of Munich-headquartered Reverse Logistics Group (RLG) has announced the company’s awareness and collection strategy for FY22-23 by introducing Awareness and Collection Drive programme under its flagship campaign, Clean to Green (C2G).

The leading global service provider of comprehensive reverse logistics solutions said under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, “our main objective is to reach out to a diverse audience including educational institutions, corporations, bulk consumers, retailers, Resident Welfare Associations, dealers and informal sector, spreading the word about the Dos, Don’ts and hazards associated with E-Waste”.

The company is promoting the concept of safe waste collection and disposal among end users.

Talking about the company’s latest awareness and collection strategy for FY22-23, Radhika Kalia, MD at RLG Systems India, said, “As a company, we have been continuously working towards our goals of establishing a formal e-waste management infrastructure in the country. With this latest e-waste awareness program, we are looking at encompassing the entire country by accelerating the pace of spreading awareness about the importance of adopting proper e-waste disposal and recycling methods.”

The manufacturers associated with RLG India are Microsoft, LG, HP, Lenovo, Motorola, Fujitsu, Brother, Siemens, Haier, Epson, IFB,Vivo, Oppo, Videojet, Veira, SMT, Bartech, Videotex, Vizin, Solvier, Infinix, Citi Trading, Techno, Itel and Oraimo and the campaign would actively work with them in promoting safe disposal of e-waste.

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