Officeworks Marks a Decade of Tackling Australia's E-Waste Crisis
Officeworks has diverted over 12,500 tonnes of unwanted electronics from landfill since 2015 through its Bring it Back program.
To mark International e-Waste Day, Officeworks revealed the scale of Australians' impact on the nation's growing e-waste challenge.
- 12,500 tonnes of unwanted electronics diverted from landfill since 2015
- 173 stores nationwide participating in the Bring it Back program
- 71 tonnes of e-waste collected at the Dee Why store in Sydney's northern beaches since 2020
Author's summary: Officeworks diverted 12,500 tonnes of e-waste.
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