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Dell and Hewlett-Packard (HP) were criticized by Greenpeace for not implementing their product recycling services properly in India.
But the companies and analysts say that part of the reason why recycling hasn’t taken off in India is lack of interest from consumers.
The Dell India Web site, which is likely to be the first port of call for the company’s Indian customers, does not have information on take-back and recycling services, Greenpeace said on Wednesday.
The recycling and green debate is set to continue, that the vendors continue open communication with their end users, that they continue their recycling and take back schemes, that they continue the innovation to the life-cycle is all that matters, everything else is noise.
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