Searched for
LG ELECTRONIC WASTE
India orders audit of electronic waste recyclers to catch fake complianceIndia has ordered audits of more than 2,000 waste recyclers, including 309 electronic waste processing units, amid concerns over inflated r...- Haier, Godrej, Blue Star failed to detect fake e-waste recycling claims, India notice showsIndian tax authorities have identified major appliance companies incorrectly claiming tax credits for non-existent e-waste processing servi...
- LG India eyes US, Europe exports as tariff cuts open doorsLG Electronics India plans to begin exporting premium home appliances to the US and Europe, including India-developed side-by-side and larg...
- In Delhi's e-waste hub, India's informal workers lose businessThousands of informal e-waste workers in Delhi's Seelampur district face job losses as India tightens regulations. The government aims to r...
- Govt asks Delhi HC to dismiss Havells, LG, Samsung, Voltas pleas against e-waste rulesThe government is in court defending its e-waste management policy. Electronic manufacturers like Havells and Samsung are challenging the p...
- Carrier becomes latest global firm to sue India over electronic waste rulesCarrier India has sued Narendra Modi's government over new e-waste regulations that significantly increase recycling fees for manufacturers...
- Delhi HC seeks Centre’s reply on LG, Samsung plea against electronic waste management policy hikeThe Delhi High Court is reviewing petitions from electronic manufacturers like LG and Samsung, who are challenging the new e-waste manageme...
- Samsung, LG sue Indian government over electronic-waste pricing policySouth Korea's LG and Samsung have filed lawsuits against India’s government over new e-waste rules that raise payouts to recyclers. They ar...
- From Daikin to Samsung, companies fight Modi govt over e-waste policyIndia faces a growing e-waste problem. New government rules require electronics companies to pay more for recycling. Daikin, Hitachi, and S...
- E-waste becoming global challenge, but initiatives by companies give hope for better futureThe environmental hazard is worsening, but some companies are beginning to take e-waste management seriously. LG, Dell and Xiaomi, among ot...
- E-waste provisioning may put pressure on electronic goods companiesSamsung, LG, Apple and Nokia will be required to collect a predetermined percentage of the goods they sell every year, stretching back over...
- Nationwide survey on e-waste soonA uniform methodology for all states is being prepared. The survey will also cover smaller cities and towns.
- Thriving used-products market to hit e-waste recycling planA thriving second-hand market will restrict implementation of compulsory recycling of old televisions, refrigerators, washing machines, air...
- LG, Samsung, Godrej plan product portfolio energy-efficientAt a time when Green has become the buzzword, the country’s leading consumer electronics brands such as LG, Samsung, Godrej and Haier are p...
- Attero's founders get their fix from recycling e-wasteEven before setting up the plant and starting operations, they managed to raise $6.3 million from VC firms NEA-IndoUS Venture and Draper Fi...
- Consumer electronics biggies smitten by the green bugConsumer electronics biggies like LG, Samsung, Philips and Godrej are now smitten by the green bug. Buoyed by the success of energy-efficie...
- Getting connected with green mobilesHeavyweight brands like Nokia, LG, Samsung and Haier, among others, are planning to roll out products that will be positioned on an environ...
- Getting connected with green mobiles'Heavyweight brands like Nokia, LG, Samsung and Haier are planning to roll out products that will be positioned on an environment-friendly p...
- India Inc is waking up to e-waste managementndia’s booming mobile, PC and TV sales is forcing the country to address an issue that has long been dismissed an a concern of developed we...
- E-waste: Greenpeace wants Wipro to actGreenpeace has called on the IT bell-wether to come up with a clear roadmap to tackle e-waste.
Load More
