e-Waste South Africa, Pietermaritzburg

EWaste Africa prides itself in finding Innovative and award-winning processes geared towards achieving our vision of 0 waste to landfill for our clients. We have commissioned Africa’s first Lumino-Phosphor rare earth recovery plant in conjunction with the University of KwaZulu-Natal and Rare Earth Recycling Technologies. E-Waste Africa has also in conjunction with GapGreen and the Innovation hub created a by-product separation process for the beneficiation of all byproducts left over post recycling.

Prior to 2013, Africa lacked the necessary technology and know-how to implement a commercialised Light Bulb recycling plant. E-Waste Africa prides itself in having commissioned Africa’s first light bulb recycling plant. Which was officially opened by the Deputy Minister of the Department of Environmental Affairs, Honourable Barbara Thomson in 2014.

E-Waste Africa is a multi ‘Award Winning’, legally compliant and environmentally ethical light bulb recycler. We offer Corporates, Government institutions and Parastatals, a number of options for light bulb recycling which include: onsite storage, collection and the heart of our business light bulb recycling. The products are further beneficiated once recycled.

e-Waste Africa
102 Shortts Retreat Road
Mkondeni Pietermaritzburg
Ph: 033 346 4068 / 083 236 1632
[email protected]
http://www.ewasteafrica.net

• Waste Management
• Hazardous Waste Disposal
• Ewaste Recycler
• Electronic Waste Recycler
• Ewaste Disposal and Recycling
• Light Bulb Recycling
• Light Bulb Disposal and Waste
• Solution to Recycle Light Bulbs
• Fluorescent Tube Recycling and Disposal
• CFL Recycling and Disposal
• Lamp Disposal
• Ban of Light Bulbs to Landfill