E-cigarette waste

A trial e-cigarette waste recycling program is underway in Western Australia's City of Stirling, supported by a $50,000 grant.

The UK government announces a new nationwide recycling plan focusing on e-cigarette waste to combat environmental pollution.

Disposable e-cigarettes have seen an 18-fold increase in popularity in the UK since 2021, causing a waste problem.

Global electronic waste accumulation has reached 9 million tons, with hazardous substances polluting soil and water sources.

ELFBAR partners with Scottish Grocers Federation (SGF) to provide 1000 free e-cigarette recycling bins to address environmental concerns.

According to Independent, a study shows that billions of dollars' worth of "invisible" e-waste is generated each year globally.

Disposable e-cigarettes pose an environmental risk due to their lithium-ion batteries causing fire hazards and polluting air.

UK tobacco firms refuse to provide e-cigarette recycling service, risking enforcement action by product safety office.