E-waste is any electronic products that are no longer wanted or in use. It remains a major problem because of the lack of proper disposal. We have compiled a list of the different e-waste recycling locators to help you find your nearest one.

Our packaging is designed to be easy to recycle, with each material easily separating from one another. Head over to this link to check how and where to recycle packaging in your area. CLICK HERE

In 2019, only 17.4% of global e-waste was known to be collected and properly recycled.
For our UK customers, to find your local recycling point: click here

E-waste is predicted to grow to 74.7 metric tons by 2030
For our customers in the EU, there is no universal e-waste recycling locator. Therefore, where possible we have listed some of the individual country's locators, to see how you can find your local recycling point.
For Ireland: Click Here
For France: Click Here
For Germany: Click Here
For Belgium: Click Here
Netherlands: Click Here
Italy: Click Here
Portugal: Click Here
Netherlands: Click Here
Spain: Click Here
Switzerland: Click Here
If your country was not mentioned, please visit European Recycling Platform

Over 50 million metric tons of e-waste are produced globally.
For our US and Canadian customers, to find your local recycling point:
For America: Click Here
For Canada: Click Here

Small electronics are one of the big components of e-waste, making up 38% of it.
For our customers in South East Asia. We have listed some of the recycling locator points.
For Thailand: Click Here

E-waste is a major pollutant and not biodegradable, if not recycled properly it accumulates in the environment. For our customers in the Middle East. We have listed some of the e-waste recycling points.
For the UAE, here is a link to book in an e-waste collection: Click Here

Up to 97% of an electronic product can be recycled if disposed of correctly. Most of the time, your tech cannot be disposed of at home through your regular recycle bins.

you’ll be surprised how close the nearest drop point is to you! From council recycling centres, libraries, shops and a variety of local places will welcome your old electricals. Some councils even collect from your home. Reuse centres and some charities accept electrical items in good condition that they can sell, or pass on. Find your nearest drop-off point.

 

When you buy a new electrical item, check if the retailer or manufacturer will recycle your old electricals. More and more are offering this service.

 

Find your local recycling point:

 

Recycle Your Electricals

 

Recycle Your Electricals is a UK-wide campaign motivating and making it easier for everyone to reuse and recycle unwanted electricals, ensuring we make the most of the valuable materials in them.

The campaign is led by Material Focus, formerly called the WEEE Fund.

Repair Cafes 

 

Worldwide network of drop-ins where you repair your own gear.

Repair Cafes are free meeting places and they’re all about repairing things (together). In the place where a Repair Café is located, you’ll find tools and materials to help you make any repairs you need. On clothes, furniture, electrical appliances, bicycles, crockery, appliances, toys, et cetera. You’ll also find expert volunteers, with repair skills in all kinds of fields.

Restart Project

 

London social enterprise getting people to share skills to fix their electricals. Based in London, UK, but their message and their parties are spreading across the world. Their moto is: don't despair, just repair!