Plastic EPR Company for Sustainable Solutions - Ecoex

Ecoex
EcoEx is the first Indian digital marketplace offers plastic waste management services, waste commodity trading, and technology consulting services. We handle plastic and e-waste in the EPR services. Additionally, we sell waste commodities. We offer technology consulting for the setting up of recycling units, waste-to-energy plants, and waste-to-oil plants. Its channelization and disposal with a complete set of documents ensures the project is executed at the ground level. If you have any queries, we have an office set up in New Delhi, India, where our founder & management team work together to build a safe and waste-free ecosystem.

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