the FUTURE OF SCRAPPING or

**Tcgs** · 07-10-2013, 06:07 AM

Good Point,
Ewaste has seen a boost. And we recently started the same new laws here. I have been asked by clients if I could accept the ewaste items they will be collecting.

**hobo finds** · 07-10-2013, 08:55 AM

As more and more things are being made with less and cheeper materials things will not last as long, only problem is that they are worth less than the older better made products. I think mandatory recycling / harvesting of old products will be what happens. You buy a pair of shoes pay a deposit unless you return a pair of shoes when you get the new ones. The costs of these programs will be passed on to the consumer as it will be mandatory of business to recycle the waste.

**Tcgs** · 07-10-2013, 07:19 PM

Originally Posted by hobo finds

As more and more things are being made with less and cheaper materials things will not last as long, only problem is that they are worth less than the older better made products. I think mandatory recycling / harvesting of old products will be what happens. You buy a pair of shoes pay a deposit unless you return a pair of shoes when you get the new ones. The costs of these programs will be passed on to the consumer as it will be mandatory of business to recycle the waste.

I like the "shoe core"