{"id":21015,"date":"2018-06-06T12:50:29","date_gmt":"2018-06-06T07:20:29","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.greenworldinvestor.com\/?p=21015"},"modified":"2018-06-06T12:50:29","modified_gmt":"2018-06-06T07:20:29","slug":"list-of-leading-waste-management-companies-in-india-interesting-ways-to-re-use-ways","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/iiec-india.org\/greenworld\/2018\/06\/06\/list-of-leading-waste-management-companies-in-india-interesting-ways-to-re-use-ways\/","title":{"rendered":"List of Leading Waste Management Companies in India – Interesting ways to Re-use Ways"},"content":{"rendered":"

Interesting Ways to Recycle Your Waste<\/strong><\/h3>\n

The scale of the waste management problem is massive and rapidly growing in India. With an increase in disposable income and growing technology, the problem of e-waste disposal is also becoming acute<\/strong><\/a> in India. It is estimated that an Apple iPhone alone emits 70 kg of carbon particles. The market for waste recycling is huge in India with the country recycling only 30% of the 75% recyclable\u00a0waste it generates. Lack of proper policies for the collection, disposal and recycling, and absence of efficient infrastructure are the main reasons for this poor state of waste management in India. Many cities have still not started even segregating waste at the household level. We need to act right now before it is too late. In fact, the theme of this year’s World Environment Day was to Reduce and re-use Plastic, which is eating up our environment.<\/p>\n

Some firms and startups have come up with innovative ideas to use the waste and convert them into valuable resources. For example, 5 PET bottles could be\u00a0recycled to produce fibre\u00a0to make one t-shirt. Protoprint, a Pune based start-up converts\u00a0plastic waste into filaments for 3D printing. another startup called No more Butts recycles cigarette butts. We already know how waste can be converted into useful energy<\/a>, compost and fertilizers. India needs proper education in this regard. Together we can fight this alarming issue at hand.<\/p>\n

\"Vermigold\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Image Credit: Vermigold<\/em><\/p>\n

Also, read\u00a0<\/em>Why Waste Management Is A Good Investment<\/a>.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

List of Waste Management Companies in India<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Here is a list of the leading Waste Management Companies<\/strong> (arranged alphabetically) in India<\/strong>. The list is not exhaustive by any means. Readers can feel free to add on by commenting on the article.<\/p>\n

Antony Waste Handling Cell Private Ltd.<\/strong> – is one of the pioneers in solid waste management and a part of\u00a0Antony Group of companies, Mumbai.<\/p>\n

Arora Fibres<\/strong> – engages in\u00a0recycling plastic bottles into polyester which are later used as packaging material.<\/p>\n

Attero Electronics<\/strong> – is an integrated end-to-end electronics asset management company in India. It also provides\u00a0metal extraction\u00a0services and operates one of the largest reverse logistics network, backed by IT solutions.<\/p>\n

Eco-Wise<\/strong> – This decade-old Noida based startup\u00a0engages in the residential, commercial and industrial waste collection and ensures\u00a0treatment and disposal in accordance with\u00a0MSW Rules 2000. It has a national presence in India.<\/p>\n

\"delhi-garbage\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Greenobin<\/strong> – is a\u00a0pioneer\u00a0in providing waste paper management and recycling facilities to industrial and commercial customers. It is Gurgaon based and provides office recycling, security shredding, recycling bins\u00a0services.<\/p>\n

Green Power Systems<\/strong> – is a leading waste-to-energy company in India founded in 2011. The company engages\u00a0in the development of clean and low-cost technology for waste management solutions.<\/p>\n

Hanjer Biotech<\/strong> – recycles mixed solid waste into valuable green products using\u00a0green technology. The organization is almost a decade old and has a presence at multiple locations in India.<\/p>\n

Let’s Recycle<\/strong> – is a Gujarat based organization that specializes in\u00a0the collection of dry waste. It is an\u00a0initiative of NEPRA Resource management Pvt. Ltd. Let’s Recycle deploys\u00a0Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system to track and monitor its activities and targets to divert 30000 MT of waste from the landfill by 2020.<\/p>\n

Saahas Zero Waste<\/strong> – is a\u00a0Bangalore-based waste management startup engaging in\u00a0plastic bags (tough materials to recycle) and also looking at new ways to compost everything else. It was started in 2001 having a presence in\u00a0Bengaluru and Chennai and currently diverts\u00a025 tonnes of waste from reaching dump yards daily.<\/p>\n

Sampurn(e)arth Environment Solutions Pvt. Ltd.<\/strong>–\u00a0provides end-to-end decentralized waste management solutions for housing societies, corporate houses, townships, school and college campuses. It specializes in\u00a0processing both biodegradable (food waste, horticulture waste) and non-biodegradable waste. This Mumbai based start-up adopts a decentralized approach to waste segregation, recycling dry waste and transforming\u00a0it into cooking gas and fertilizer.<\/p>\n

Synergy Waste Management<\/strong> – is a bio-medical waste manager in India.<\/p>\n

Vermigold Ecotech<\/strong> – is a solid waste management company specializing in\u00a0organic waste\/wet garbage and uses\u00a0earthworm processing technology. It is recognized as the World’s Best Practice in handling organic waste streams. As a result, high nutrient vermicompost and liquid fertilizer are generated that can be used for gardening.<\/p>\n

There are many other start-ups worth mentioning such as Namo e-waste, Citizengage, Paperman, ExtraCarbon etc. operating in different parts of the country and doing their bit. They cannot be regarded small as they are doing a herculean task of cleaning our earth. I myself use ExtraCarbon<\/strong> services in the NCR region. You can choose to get paid for your raddi (waste) or can donate it to some NGO. I direct the proceeds to an initiative called Free Pathshala’s Raddi Se Tarakki<\/strong> in Gurugram that provides primary education to children of construction workers for free.<\/p>\n

I have used two images in my article. Now the onus is on us to decide how India would look in future. My salute to these organizations and appeal to all readers to adopt diligent\u00a0usage of modern amenities. You can look up their respective websites for more details.<\/p>\n

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