Hulladek Recycling Pvt Ltd, a leading electronic and electrical waste management company, has announced its ambitious future plans under whi...
Hulladek Recycling Pvt Ltd, a leading electronic and electrical waste management company, has announced its ambitious future plans under which it would be diversifying its waste management offerings. Hulladek will start widening its reach by adding more waste management streams to its list of solutions like Battery Recycling, Plastic Recycling, and Used Oil Recycling, catering to a broader variety of environmental concerns. This strategic shift will enable Hulladek to play a larger role in tackling today's most serious environmental concerns.
Hulladek will thus collect and channelize for recycling a variety of batteries, including lithium-ion, lead-acid, and others. This initiative will aid in the prevention of harmful substances contaminating the environment. The company will actively participate in plastic waste collection and recycling, fostering a circular economy and reducing the environmental impact of plastic pollution. Their new services will make it possible to dispose of spent oil like edible oil, transformer & generator oil, and other waste oil in a safe and environmentally beneficial manner, avoiding improper disposal and the accompanying environmental risks.
“The waste management industry thrives on collaboration instead of competition. The problem of waste in India is so massive that no one player can be big enough to solve it alone. We have partnered with multiple brands so as to provide our clients with a one-stop solution for their waste by collecting different waste categories from consumers or bulk consumers and channelizing each category to its respective recycler. By 2025, we will cover all the major cities across India,” said Nandan Mall, founder and MD, Hulladek Recycling Private Limited.
"We are not only expanding our warehousing capacity in Kolkata & Jamshedpur, but we also are coming up with a recycling facility in East India. We are also diversifying into device refurbishment, as well as assuring the correct recycling of electronic, battery, and plastic waste. We are collecting 3000 - MT of E-Waste every year and the figure is expected to go up to 8000 MT by 2025,” added Mall.
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