We're in this business because we care about the environment. Read our latest news about electronic waste and New Zealand recycling.
On the eve of Earth Day 2022, Aotearoa’s e-waste recycling capabilities took a massive leap forward with the introduction of Aotearoa’s first e-waste shredding and optical sorting machinery.
We are happy to share this milestone with everyone who has been involved with our E-waste collection days.
Welcome to the first installment of our 'Meet the Team' series where you'll get to know members of the Computer Recycling team. Today we're introducing Laurence - our Lead Driver.
We are proud to share this milestone with all the Auckland communities who have been involved with our CR E-Days over the past 7 months.
Computer Recycling has teamed up with Envirowaste to provide Aucklanders with an environmentally friendly option for recycling old and unwanted batteries.
We're pleased to have created a work-experience relationship with Ormiston Senior College, as part of the school’s Gateway Programme.
This week our Managing Director Patrick Moynahan spoke on a panel for Techweek 2021 as part of the event's My Digital Workshop series.
On May 15th we hosted our CR E-Day at the Massey University carpark, in Albany. Thanks to a great turn-out from the local community we were able to collect a massive 10,764kg of e-waste!
Lead, cadmium, mercury – these are just a few of the toxic heavy metals that are leaching into our soils and contaminating groundwater in large quantities – and it’s all thanks to the amount...
On April 17th we hosted our largest ever CR E-Day at the Ellerslie Events Centre. Thanks to a great community turn-out we were able to collect more than 16,000kg of e-waste, diverting it from landfill
Last Saturday, Malcolm Rands joined Newstalk ZB's Jack Tame, where they discussed our growing e-waste problems, how to responsibly dispose of your old electronics and our CR E-Days!
Ever wondered what happens to your unwanted e-waste once it makes its way to Computer Recycling? Learn more about the process it goes through to ensure it doesn't end up in local landfill!
