Nokia Signs Recycling Agreement with Citiraya Industries
| Source: Nokia Oyj
"At Nokia, we take an active social responsibility role. We hope to enhance awareness and promote the benefits of recycling. Through working with Citiraya, we ensure that used mobile phones, batteries and accessories disposed in our recycling bins are recycled in a safe and environment-friendly way. This is not a one-off effort, and we are committed to ensure continuous efforts and follow-up actions, as part of an on-going total quality improvement process," said Ms Hilkka Nuolioja, Head of Quality Management, Nokia Mobile Phones Asia Pacific.
Through the take-back scheme, customers are encouraged to dispose their used or old mobile phones, batteries and accessories by utilising designated recycling bins at any Nokia Care Centre to ensure that these obsolete products are properly recycled and disposed.
"Nokia, in applying its "Design for Environment" philosophy, ensures that environmental considerations such as minimising the use of materials and energy while maximising reuse and recycling by selecting environment-friendly materials and parts, are taken into account during all phases of its product creation process, " added Ms Nuolioja.
In Asia Pacific, all Nokia Mobile Phones production sites in Beijing, Dongguan and Korea have the ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems certification, one of the most commonly used and recognised standards worldwide for an organisation to manage environmental issues in its operations.
A leader in the cellular industry in many markets in Asia Pacific, Nokia provides innovative, industry-leading and market relevant technology and products to around 20 diverse markets in the region.
Nokia is the world leader in mobile communications. Backed by its experience, innovation, user-friendliness and secure solutions, the company has become the leading supplier of mobile phones and a leading supplier of mobile, fixed and IP networks. By adding mobility to the Internet Nokia creates new opportunities for companies and further enriches the daily lives of people. Nokia is a broadly held company with listings on six major exchanges.
You can visit the Nokia Asia Pacific website at nokia-asia.com or the Nokia Group website at www.nokia.com.
Further information:
Nokia Asia Pacific
Frazer Neo Macken
Executive, Communications, SEAP
Tel: +65 723 2329
Fax: +65 723 2477
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