Strategic partnership: Ecobraz and manufacturers together in the sustainable value chain

Contextualization of the Sustainable Value Chain

Aligned with the environmental guidelines established by Portaria Nº 9887/2019 and the National Solid Waste Management Information System (SINIR), a sustainable production chain model becomes essential to ensure legal compliance and minimize environmental impacts.

Cooperation between Ecobraz and Manufacturers in Sustainable Management

Collaboration between the Ecobraz management body and manufacturers is a strategy for integrating the stages of collection, treatment and final disposal of obsolete electro-electronic materials, in accordance with the parameters of the National Solid Waste Policy (Law No. 12.305/2010). This partnership ensures the effective implementation of Extended Producer Obligations (EPO), promoting shared responsibility.

Controlled Reverse Logistics Processes

The logistics processes include strict protocols to ensure the correct collection and disposal, especially of electronic equipment, minimizing environmental risks and ensuring the traceability of materials. For the collection of electronic waste, it is recommended to make an appointment on the official Ecobraz portal: Electronic Waste Collection.

Secure Sanitization of Storage Devices

For the secure deletion of data on devices such as hard drives and magnetic media, the sanitization of hard drives is carried out in accordance with technical standards, guaranteeing the irreversible deletion of sensitive information. The appropriate service can be accessed via the scheduling link: Hard Drive Sanitization.

Benefits of Partnership in Corporate Sustainability

This partnership strengthens responsible environmental practices, assists compliance with environmental legislation (CETESB) and expands innovation in the use of recycled inputs, consolidating the sustainable value chain for the electrical and electronics sector.

Final Thoughts

Integrating efforts between Ecobraz and manufacturers represents a strategic step towards responding to Brazil's legal and environmental demands, contributing directly to mitigating the impacts generated by the generation and disposal of electrical and electronics waste.