How to recycle: Electronics

Electronic waste contains valuable materials as well as toxic substances. Proper recycling is essential to protect the environment and recover precious materials.

Environmental Impact

Electronic waste represents only 2% of landfill waste but accounts for 70% of toxic waste. Proper recycling prevents soil and water contamination.

Useful Tips:

Extend the lifespan of devices
Perform preventive maintenance
Donate functional equipment
Research the reputation of the collection point

Recycling Step by Step

Remove batteries and accumulators

Batteries and accumulators should be recycled separately as they contain toxic materials. Look for specific collection points for this type of material.

Erase personal data

For storage devices, back up and completely erase your personal data to protect your privacy.

Find collection points

Look for specific collection points for electronics. Many electronics stores and manufacturers offer recycling programs.

Deliver properly

Drop off electronics at authorized collection points, where they will be dismantled and recycled correctly.