eCycle Best Competitors

WM India, established in 2013, is the Global Capability Center of WM—North America’s leading environmental services company. With over 2,000 professionals across Gurgaon and Indore, WM India delivers integrated technology, knowledge, and business solutions that power WM’s global operations. Our teams drive innovation across data science, AI/ML, quality engineering, finance, HR, and more—enabling transformation, efficiency, and superior customer experience. Supporting 16 market areas and over 750 national account customers, WM India is a critical force behind WM’s mission of sustainability, innovation, and operational excellence.

TerraCycle is Eliminating the Idea of Waste® by developing solutions to recycle the unrecyclable—items that aren’t typically curbside recyclable like cosmetics, candy wrappers, chewing gum, and even cigarette butts. We work with environmentally-conscious startups and some of the world’s biggest brands to recycle their products into raw material, which is then sold to manufacturing companies. Those manufacturers then use the materials to make new products like outdoor furniture and decking, plastic shipping pallets, tubes for construction applications, playground surface covers, and more. We’ve even recycled ocean plastic into shampoo bottles and toothpaste tubes into playgrounds! We’re continuously pioneering new and innovative recycling, reuse, and recycled content solutions for your trash. Join us in Eliminating the Idea of Waste® by visiting terracycle.com.

Call2Recycle, Inc. is committed to protecting and preserving the environment through responsible consumer battery and cellphone recycling. Founded in 1994, the not-for-profit organization works on behalf of stakeholders to provide its no-cost battery and cellphone recycling program to consumers across the U.S. and Canada through convenient drop-off locations, including retailers and local communities. Since inception, the Call2Recycle program has kept over 130 million pounds (over 59 million kilograms) of batteries out of local landfills. Learn more at call2recycle.org or 877-2-RECYCLE.