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Product Recycling

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Product Recycling program in India

Toshiba group has been expanding to recycle our products globally and Toshiba India has started the recycling activity for Toshiba Notebook PC in India from 1st May 2009.

Support for e-waste legislation
We think that not only voluntary recycling but also e-waste legislation in India will contribute to the resource utilization and the appropriate treatment. We will support it via industry and/or government when it is necessary. We will also support the best solution for the society in India. We think that IPR will be one of the possible solutions. Toshiba’s position on IPR in India is aligned with the Toshiba Group position on IPR as stated on Toshiba’s corporate website.

Toshiba Group Position on Individual Producer Responsibility
Toshiba Group thinks the concept of IPR is one of the effective approaches to encourage design for recycling. Toshiba has already started its own take back solutions; for example, Toshiba's Trade-In and Recycling Program in the United States, Toshiba's Environmental Recovery and Recycling Effort (TERRE) in Canada, and in the other countries. Toshiba Group believes that a successful recycling system is contingent upon society and the infrastructure that exists in that society. Importantly, Toshiba believes that to maximize recycling, associated costs placed on the general public should be minimal. Accordingly, the development of recycling systems should take into account national synergies -- including the formation of partnerships or joint efforts -- which can increase efficiencies, drive costs out of recycling systems and lead to increased rates of recycling. The concept of Individual Producer Responsibility should incorporate flexibility to account for varied national arrangements that, when utilized, may serve to reduce recycling costs in total, resulting in increased recycling rates.


IPR position on the corporate website
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