Plastic Packaging Companies in Kenya Silafrica Kenya. Silafrica Kenya is one of the renowned plastics packaging company in Kenya. Since it started in 1986, Silafrica has manufactured and supplied the most innovative, best-in-class plastic solutions for FMCGs and a wide range of other business customers.

WasteAid's Jill Matthews is currently in Kenya working with KMEG to gather baseline data and prepare a site for the new community waste management and recycling centre. The local team will organise a waste collection service for a range of materials, and process those materials into useful products that can be sold in local markets.

Kenya: Waste recycling experts. In Nairobi, huge quantities of waste are endangering residents' health and their natural environment. With German support, one company is now recycling the waste it collects. Orange vehicles and overalls: When you're out and about in Nairobi, there's no mistaking the recycling company TakaTaka Solutions.

8. Waste Afrika Kenya Ltd. It is a premier solid waste management firm providing safe and compliant waste disposal services. Location: Vision Plaza, 3rd Floor, Suite 8A, Mombasa Road. Contacts: 0724 540 090/ 0734 975 411. 9. Kamongo Waste Paper Ltd. The company has several branches in Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru and Eldoret.

Electronic waste is one of Kenya's environmental challenge and Cyrus Kabiru offers a solution to that challenge. The young Kenyan sculptor creates ingenious and outstanding spectacles famously known as C-Stunners from recycled electronic waste and …

In 2014, Hewlett-Packard extended its work in Kenya – after a local e-waste management project since 2010 – and wanted to develop a blueprint for a modern recycling facility. The HP experts teamed up with – among others – the East African Compliant Recycling and the German Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft and created ...

The company engages in waste paper collection, goods transport, paper shredding and newspaper recycling. Contact: 0792 410 410. 5. Garbage Dot Com. The company was incorporated in 2003 and has over the years grown to be one of the leading waste management, recycling and recovery company in Kenya. Contact: 0721 265 700.

According to the East African, Coca-Cola has started an initiative that addresses the issue of plastic bottle waste in Africa through a recycling project in operation in Kenya.. Coca Cola, along with two companies involved in the beverage industry -- Safepak and the Highlands Mineral Water Co. -- have formed a new company called PET Recycling Co. of Kenya to manage the PET plastics recycling ...

Gjenge Makers is based in Nairobi, Kenya, where plastic waste pollution has become a severe problem.A study supported by the National Environmental Management Agency (NEMA) found that more than 50% of cattle near urban areas in Kenya had plastic in their stomachs. To combat this issue, the Kenyan government outlawed the use of plastic bags in 2017, and imposed a ban on all …

Waste is hazardous and despite polluting the environment, it may also cause health complications to both humans and animals. Different companies have come up that collect, transport, process, recycle or dispose of waste. Waste Management Companies in Kenya. Here are some of the best waste management and waste recycling companies that are in Kenya;

Recycling PET bottles in Kenya has the potential to abate tonnes of carbon dioxide, avoidusing millions of m3 of landfill space and reduced resource consumption. Recycling plastic bottles decreases the need for raw materials and saves energy. Recycling a single tonne of plastic bottles saves 1.5 tonnes of carbon versus landfilling or incineration.

Kenya Association of Waste Recyclers (KAWR) is the umbrella body for the private sector industry involved in the materials recovery from waste; this includes and is not limited to, retrieval of materials from waste, repair, refurbishment, recycling, remanufacturing, composting, power generation, or any other initiative aimed at extracting value from material that would otherwise have been ...

Kenya takes on e-waste problem with new recycling hub. Used electronics are one of the fastest growing sources of waste globally, and it is estimated that 15,000 tons of …

Weeco Recycling Company, which will be processing 2,000 tonnes of PET bottles every month and recycle them into pellets and polyester fiber, announced on Monday the establishment of two plants in the east African country. In addition to the plant in Athi River town, in eastern Kenya, Weeco will set up another one in Mombasa in the coastal region.

Integrating informal Waste Collectors into our value chain by applying fair trade prinicples. smart technology. Leveraging technology to manage and streamline operations in an emerging market context. quality Products. Fairly sourced recycled materials, processed into high quality products for local and international markets.

Once a bottle is broken it usually heads straight to the garbage bin. But if you visit the Kitengela Workshop on the outskirts of Nairobi, you'll find every ...

Solid waste management policies in Kenya: coherence, gaps and overlaps. Waste generation has been increasing in Kenya in accordance with rapid urbanization. The amount of solid waste generated per year is currently 4 million tonnes, and is predicted to double by 2030. Nevertheless, this rise has not necessarily been followed by an "increase ...

Kenya: Social responsibility with plastics recycling. At this year's Propak East Africa in Nairobi from 17 to 19 March, visitors to the shared trade fair stand can find out how the recycling company Mr. Green Africa combines social responsibility with the highest specification technology and cost effectiveness. 02.03.2020.

The process of recycling electronic waste in Nairobi, Kenya. This footage was filmed and produced 1 November 2021. As one of the first formal recycling centres in …

Reducing food loss and waste is a critical strategy for addressing sustainable development goals to reduce poverty, improve nutrition and take climate change mitigation action. In a peer-reviewed study published this month, we examined the business case for reducing food loss and waste in three supply chains: dairy in Kenya, grains in Tanzania ...

E-waste Initiative Kenya (Ewik) is an NGO founded in 2015 and registered by the NGO coordination board of Kenya in 2016 under Registration Number OP.218/051/16-106/10335. We are Headquarted in Kiambu with a branch in Ngara, Nairobi Kenya. Our core business is electronic waste management specifically in the informal sector, providing a safe ...

Kenya Recycling: Entrepreneur transforms plastic waste into construction materials. The United Nations has warned that at current levels, the earth could be awash with over 12 billion tons of plastic trash by the middle of the century. According to the world body, up to 5 trillion grocery bags are used each year, and like most plastic garbage ...

Today marks the first of a short series of videos on the contribution of community-based initiatives to Circular Economy. The first video presents a project by EcoWorld Recycling, working to protect the Watamu Marine National Park & Reserve on the coast of Kenya. The initiative is part of the Marine Plastics and Coastal Communities (MARPLASTICCs) project managed by IUCN and …

"Kenya has absolutely no recycling capacity, let alone storage capacity for millions of tonnes of waste, and only 7% of this waste can be recycled. The rest will end up in landfills. This is a huge threat to marine life, rivers, soils, not to mention the toxic fumes that will be released," says Frederick Njehu, head of Greenpeace Africa in ...

Plastic waste management has remained a big challenge to environmentalists in Kenya. Waste, especially the non biodegradable plastic and polythene bags, have...

The e-waste figures for Kenya are disappointing, but the country seems to be doing much better compared to most of the African nations, which barely have any entities involved in e-waste exploitation. In Ghana, for instance, more than 150,000 second-hand electronics devices are imported each year, adding to locally produced e-waste.

Plastic Recycling In Kenya. 646 likes · 4 talking about this · 2 were here. This is a program run by mushroom Kenya EcoAgriculture to come up with creative ways of recycling plastic bottles to make...

Clean Up Kenya in partnership with Nairobi Recyclers has released a damning 2021 PET Rubbish Report which places The Coca-Cola Company at the center of the plastic waste pandemic in Kenya. In this report from an audit of 12,288 plastic bottles waste from across Kenya, brands associated with The Coca-Cola Company account for 41.27 %.

Dandora dump is a sprawling dumpsite, over 30 acres, in the heart of the Nairobi slums of Korogocho, Baba Ndogo, Mathare and Dandora. It opened in 1975 with World Bank funds and was deemed full by 2001.

Support to chemicals and wastes MEAs and SAICM implementation in Kenya Project Story Efforts are underway towards sound chemicals management in Kenya Project Summary This project aims to serve as a catalyst for the implementation of activities that will facilitate the meeting of Kenya's 2020 goals on chemicals and waste management. Furthermore, these activities will promote the meeting of ...

Since Jan, 2019. Jubilee Jumbo Hardware Ltd. (JJHL) was started as a trading company. It was founded in 1990 by Mr. Indravadan Ashabhai Patel as the Director. It is situated on Obote Road in Kisumu Town, Nyanza province in Kenya. It deals and specializes in hardware and building materials of …

In August 2015—after a couple of years of testing—a company in Kenya began commercially treating human poop with the sun's heat to create …

This project will conduct research in Kenya as a regional 'hot spot' for solar e-waste with the aim to identify appropriate private and public schemes for the collection and recycling of electronic waste from small-scale, off-grid solar devices in a manner that create economic value for local communities. The project comprises of three ...

About WEEE Centre Safe environment for all humanity. Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Centre (WEEE Centre) offers the services of awareness creation (training) and safe disposal of electrical and electronic waste (e-Waste); in accordance with NEMA waste regulations and WEEE regulations that are protective to both the environment and public health.

waste management, raising awareness, strengthening Kenya's E-waste coordination structures at national and county levels, put in place a monitoring and evaluation mechanism for E-waste management, promote research and innovation in E-waste management and have legal and regulatory framework for E-waste management in Kenya.