Leveraging the e-waste problem


REFURBISHED electronics marketplace Reebelo is looking at opportunities to expand its reach in Malaysia as it leverages the rising trend in e-waste, spurred by the growth in demand for electronic devices.

Reebelo Malaysia country director Shen Ong says the company is aiming to solve the 364 kiloton e-waste problem in Malaysia through sustainable technology. It is targeting to save 60 tonnes of e-waste by 2022.

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