Mali Brasil electronics recycling follows the R2v3 standard: equipment is collected, inventoried, dismantled and separated into fractions (boards, metals, plastics, glass and batteries), and each fraction is sent to an approved destination. At the end, your company receives a final destination certificate for audits and environmental compliance.
Printers, mice, keyboards, cables, desktop computers, notebooks, IT accessories, tablets, mobile phones, etc
Monitors, CRT, plasma, LCD and LED TVs, DVD and VHS players, audio equipment, camcorders, etc
Refrigerators, freezers, stoves, washing machines and dishwashers, dryers, air conditioners, etc
Portable appliances in general: Blenders, electric irons, drills, hair dryers, vacuum cleaners, coffee makers, etc
After dismantling, each fraction follows its own path within the R2v3-certified chain:
No fraction goes to a common landfill. Every destination is recorded and proven in the final destination certificate.
After processing, Mali issues a final destination certificate for each batch, listing the equipment received and the treatment given to each fraction. When transport requires it, the MTR (Waste Transport Manifest) is issued in SIGOR/SINIR. These documents prove compliance with the National Solid Waste Policy (Law 12.305/2010) and are available for environmental and ESG audits.
Green line (IT and telecommunications), brown line (audio and video), white line (large appliances) and blue line (small appliances and tools), as well as batteries and electronic scrap in general.
Yes. Each batch receives a final destination certificate, valid for environmental audits and to prove compliance with the National Solid Waste Policy.
Equipment with market value is evaluated for purchase or remarketing after data sanitization. Send the list through the form for evaluation.
Yes. Mali collects in 26 states from its Guarulhos (SP) unit and through approved logistics partners.