According to the 2022 Electronic Waste Management Report presented by the WEEE Coordination Center, the collection rate for 2022 stands at 34.01%, down from 34.56% in 2021, well below the 65% target set by EU Directive 2012/19/EU, implemented by Legislative Decree 49/2014 for the management of electronic devices.
To support this situation, the Sfridoo Marketplace has been created to manage electrical and electronic equipment in a circular manner, where you can find the right partner for the recovery of unused EEE.
Enter your waste into Sfridoo® for free and make the most of your production waste by giving it back a value you thought was lost
Get support and offers according to your needs from the Sfridoo expert team and start selling waste, scrap, by-products and secondary materials
Create business agreements and contribute to the networking of circular enterprises that invest in environmental sustainability and industrial symbiosis
Concrete examples of companies that have reduced Electrical and Electonic devices disposal costs
The Sfridoo team established a fruitful collaboration with a leading company in the electrical and electronic devices industry, which was incurring disposal costs of 250 €/ton on a batch of 10,000 devices.
Read moreA leading clothing company needed to obtain and discover the maximum economic value of an entire warehouse property located in the province of Milan.
Intenzione dell’azienda, non conoscendo il vero valore del magazzino, era quello di dismettere oggetti ancora funzionanti e riutilizzabili.
The Sfridoo team helped a major corporate in the digital sector to make refurbished their electronic devices that were still in excellent condition but no longer useful to the company. Specifically, it evaluated and valued twenty-four pallets of electronic devices, amounting to 10,000 devices including smartphones and laptops.
Read moreIn the retail sector (large-scale retail trade), the Sfridoo team supported a leading company in bringing value to a whole truckload of electronic devices that were still in good condition, mismanaged and reusable.
A Bologna-based IT company eliminates disposal costs on 500 company assets thanks to Sfridoo’s remarketing valuation and asset management.
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Electronic waste is material recovered from the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment, such as computers, printers, smartphones, household appliances, and business IT devices. This waste can be reused, reconditioned, or recovered for valuable materials.
Instead of disposing of your company’s electronic devices as waste, you can sell or relocate them on Sfridoo. Many electronic components retain their value even after they have been decommissioned and can be resold, reconditioned, or used for material recovery.
Registration on the platform is completed in two simple steps.
First, click on “START NOW” and indicate whether you intend to promote your materials or find materials and make purchase requests.
Once you have done this, you will be contacted by an expert from the team to discuss the opportunities with Sfridoo in more detail.
Selling unused electronic devices on Sfridoo allows you to earn money instead of paying disposal costs. It also reduces environmental impact, promotes the circular economy, and simplifies bureaucratic procedures compared to classifying them as waste.
Generally, electronic devices retain their market value for a period ranging from 2 to 5 years. After this time, they gradually become obsolete, reducing opportunities for sale or reuse. Planning disposal in a timely manner allows you to obtain a higher return.
Waste from WEEE is sought after by recycling companies, electronic component manufacturers, refurbishment centers, and industrial entities that reuse recovered materials. These entities recover the materials contained in discarded devices for new production or direct reuse.
From a single profile, you can monitor all locations that produce waste and invite other users authorized by you to operate on Sfridoo.
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