TrenDevice days ecological choice: refurbished smartphones and tablets
Every year the world economy consumes about 93 billion tons of raw materials, of which only 9% are reused.

Every year the world economy consumes about 93 billion tons of raw materials, of which only 9% are reused.
As well as 62% of greenhouse gas emissions occur during the extraction and processing of raw materials.
According to a 2018 study carried out by the Californian University McMaster, smartphones contribute significantly to emissions, in fact these will increase from 17 million tons of CO2 to 125 million in 2020 in 10 years.
There is therefore talk of an increase of 730%. However, it is worrying to know that between 85% and 95% of these emissions derive from the production of the devices themselves, and not from their use. That’s why the Italian company TrenDevice launched a trend in the mobile business: refurbished smartphones and tablets ready to use. In fact, among many sensitive companies close to the green economy, TrenDevice is now leader among the re-commerce for the number of Apple and Samsung devices withdrawn from the market, to which the company has given new life, regenerating and putting them back into circulation. They thus avoided wasting resources of raw materials and CO2 to produce new ones.
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