Tech-Takeback is a not-for-profit company that started as a small pop-up event in a Brighton cafe. Our team of reuse, recycling and data security experts were able to collect 250kg of disused tech through resident donations in just one day - with data-bearing items separated for erasure and reuse.
Over the last few years, Tech-Takeback pop-ups have collected 8.9 tonnes of e-waste over 5 pop-up events across Brighton & Hove, and a further 1.6 tonnes over 2 pop-up events in the City of London.
In 2020, Tech-Takeback Ltd was officially formed by our Directors - each with their own skills
Tech-Takeback launched the RevaluElectricals collection service for small electricals in November 2020 in partnership with The ZeroNet. The residential collection service, which is supported by Brighton & Hove City Council and the Recycle Your Electricals campaign has since collected 6,500 items weighing over 10.9 tonnes from households across the city.
Over the last few years, Tech-Takeback pop-ups have collected 8.9 tonnes of e-waste over 5 pop-up events across Brighton & Hove, and a further 1.6 tonnes over 2 pop-up events in the City of London.
In 2020, Tech-Takeback Ltd was officially formed by our Directors - each with their own skills
- Andy Burdon - Data security, erasure and IT refurbishment
- Dr David Greenfield - Circular economy and waste management
- Julie Greenfield - Commercial business management and security
Tech-Takeback launched the RevaluElectricals collection service for small electricals in November 2020 in partnership with The ZeroNet. The residential collection service, which is supported by Brighton & Hove City Council and the Recycle Your Electricals campaign has since collected 6,500 items weighing over 10.9 tonnes from households across the city.