The issue of e-waste generation increases in Chile and Latin America
A recent study carried out by the United Nations (UN) organization revealed that in 2019 thirteen Latin American countries generated around 1.3 megatons of electronic waste
A recent study carried out by the United Nations (UN) organization revealed that in 2019 thirteen Latin American countries generated around 1.3 megatons of electronic waste
According to the Extended Producer Responsibility Law and Recycling Promotion (EPR Law), batteries and car batteries are one of the seven categories defined as priority products that must be recycled correctly.
On Sunday, February 13, the Single-Use Plastic Regulation entered into force, which determines that as of this moment, food establishments will not be able to deliver items such as cutlery, stirrers or plastic light bulbs, in addition to any element made of polyurethane foam.
Seeking to know the industrial waste generated in Chile and determine the recycling and recovery opportunities that each one may have, three years ago the
A recent study carried out by the United Nations (UN) organization revealed that in 2019 thirteen Latin American countries generated around 1.3 megatons of electronic waste
According to the Extended Producer Responsibility Law and Recycling Promotion (EPR Law), batteries and car batteries are one of the seven categories defined as priority products that must be recycled correctly.
On Sunday, February 13, the Single-Use Plastic Regulation entered into force, which determines that as of this moment, food establishments will not be able to deliver items such as cutlery, stirrers or plastic light bulbs, in addition to any element made of polyurethane foam.
Seeking to know the industrial waste generated in Chile and determine the recycling and recovery opportunities that each one may have, three years ago the