Why Major Brands Sued India Over New E-Waste Recycling Rules

Global electronics giants like Carrier, LG, Samsung, Havells, and Voltas have challenged India’s amended e-waste recycling rules, leading to a major legal confrontation with the government. The Delhi High Court is now at the center of a regulatory debate that could influence how e-waste is processed across the country. For the scrap and recycling industry, the case brings significant implications for compliance costs, recycling practices, and environmental accountability, marking a turning point in India’s sustainability journey.

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