Read the latest posts from Zero Tech Waste Ltd., the UK’s Free IT asset recycling service.
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The WEEE Directive addresses the growing problem of electronic waste by promoting recycling, reuse, and the recovery of valuable materials like gold and platinum from old electronics. It applies to businesses involved in manufacturing, importing, selling, or reselling electrical and… Read More
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A circular economy is a system that prioritises the reuse of materials or products over other forms of recycling. For waste electronic equipment and old IT assets a circular economy means we prioritise refurbishment and reuse, minimising the need for… Read More
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In today’s fast-paced business environment, keeping IT equipment up to date is essential for maintaining efficiency and security. However, upgrading outdated technology can generate a considerable amount of plastic, chemical, and metal waste. Read More
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Thinking about getting rid of old tech equipment? Recycling is the responsible choice, but before you do, it’s business critical to protect any sensitive information stored on your devices. What should you consider in order to secure your data before… Read More
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In today’s fast-paced digital world, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will often need to upgrade IT equipment to keep up with technological advancements. Read More
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E-waste (short for electronic waste) refers to old, unwanted, or broken electronic devices that are at their end of life and ready to be disposed of, donated, or recycled. Read More
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It’s important to reduce e-waste by recycling as much redundant tech as possible: As businesses increasingly turn to IT recycling companies to help manage old equipment, ensuring data security during this process has become a top priority. IT asset disposal… Read More