Top 10 Regional and Metro E-waste Recycling Councils for 2022
Jan18
In 2022 we processed 3,286,059 kg of materials and recycled 338,350 items. We have to thank the many Western Australian councils and businesses we service for recycling. Councils come in all sizes, so we worked out the per capita recycling rate based on the most recent census and we’re excited to share the top ten metro and top ten rural councils for e-waste recycling in 2022. Shire of Toodyay e-waste collection point Top 10 Regional Councils
WA’s 2022 e-waste recycling statistics
Dec19
Here are our annual e-waste statistics brought to you by the largest e-waste recycler in Western Australia. In 2022 we processed 3,286,059kg of materials and recycled 338,350 items. Head to our website to find out where you can drop your e-waste: Free Drop-off Locations Materials recovered from e-waste In 2022, we processed 3,200 tonnes. Ferrous Metals = 1,385T Non Ferrous Metal = 299T Plastic Recycled = 208T Precious Metal Composites = 166T Composite Materials =
WA’s e-waste recycling statistics for November 2022
Dec08
Here are your monthly e-waste statistics brought to you by the largest recycler in Western Australia. In November we recovered 251,896 kg of materials and recycled 46,554 items. Our recovery rate looks a bit different this month, you can read about why here: Why our recovery rate has changed Top 10 performing councils in WA Congratulations to our TOP e-waste recycling champions in November 2022! City of Stirling = 53.3T City of Bunbury = 9.4T
TGR hosts stall at Bunnings Recycling event
Nov22
Earlier this month Bunnings invited us to their Recycling education event for National Recycling Week. For many years the question was “What is e-waste?” and while there are still many questions about what constitutes e-waste and how to re-use or recycle it correctly, the question has changed to “Where can I recycle my e-waste?”. While the adults were focussed on logistics, the kids were fascinated by the various materials that come out of our electronic