With more than 200 million inhabitants and a diversified economy, Brazil is a strategic market for multinationals across all industries. However, the high consumption of electronics and appliances generates millions of tons of waste every year, demanding environmental responsibility and structured disposal solutions.
In this context, reverse logistics becomes a central element for companies seeking to maintain credibility, competitiveness, and compliance in the country.
Brazil has one of the most advanced environmental legislations in Latin America:
PNRS (National Solid Waste Policy) → establishes shared responsibility throughout the product life cycle.
Mandatory reverse logistics targets → especially for sectors such as electronics, batteries, and appliances.
Increasing oversight → companies failing to comply face fines, sanctions, and reputational damage.
For multinationals, adapting to Brazil’s regulatory landscape is essential to avoid legal and financial risks.
Beyond compliance, there are clear strategic advantages:
Enhanced corporate reputation → consumers and investors value environmental practices.
Integration with ESG → global reports can highlight sustainable practices in Brazil.
Access to contracts and tenders → many require proof of proper waste management.
Operational efficiency → recovery of raw materials reduces production chain costs.
Leadership positioning → early adopters stand out as innovative and responsible companies.
Ecobraz Emigre is the world’s largest NGO in electronics recycling and a benchmark in Brazil for its strong performance in reverse logistics:
Nationwide infrastructure for collection and processing of large volumes.
Auditable reports ensuring traceability and legal compliance.
Experience with multinational companies in technology, telecommunications, and various industries.
Integration with social projects, combining environmental responsibility with positive social impact.
International recognition as a reliable partner for sustainable practices.
Investing in reverse logistics in Brazil offers additional benefits for multinationals:
Expanding market → growing demand for sustainable solutions.
Innovation in circular economy → the country has vast potential for material reuse.
Connection with global carbon policies → recycling can generate carbon credits and strengthen climate commitments.
For multinationals, operating in Brazil means facing environmental challenges that cannot be ignored. Reverse logistics is not only a regulatory requirement but also a strategic opportunity to strengthen brand, reputation, and competitiveness.
👉 With Ecobraz Emigre, multinationals find the ideal partner to implement efficient, transparent reverse logistics solutions with positive impact for both the environment and society.
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We believe true ESG is achieved with IMMEDIATE IMPACT, not with compensation promises for 20 years from now. While the market bets on the uncertainty of tree planting, Ecobraz delivers AUDITABLE URBAN MINING TODAY.
Our commitment is to transform city environmental liabilities (e-waste) into LEGAL SECURITY for your company. To enable door-to-door collection — the most expensive mile in logistics — we use the Ecobraz Carbon Token strictly as an operational financing tool (Utility Token).
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