Globe At Home introduces its 'Swap and Save' campaign, which encourages Filipinos to dispose of electronic waste (e-waste) properly. Globe Stores teams will assist customers in completing an online monitoring form before devices are dropped off in the designated in-store e-waste bins. This initiative aligns with Globe's E-Waste Zero program, which was launched in 2014. To date, more than 1.4 million kilograms of e-waste have been processed under the program, and more than 66 companies, non-government organizations, and schools currently support this, according to Globe. To participate in the Globe E-waste Zero program, e-waste may be dropped off at over 120 locations such as Globe stores, malls, local government units, as well as premises of partner companies and organizations. Globe has relaunched its Flagship Forever program for more plans accessing the iPhone 17, iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max. Globe's Flagship Forever program lets customers access to the iPhone 17, iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max. Read more in our articles including "Globe intros 'Swap and Save' program" and "Globe relaunches Flagship Forever program".
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Sep 21, 2006Globe At Home introduces its 'Swap and Save' campaign, which encourages Filipinos to dispose of electronic waste (e-waste) properly. Globe Stores teams will assist customers in completing an online monitoring form before devices are dropped off in the designated in-store e-waste bins.
This initiative aligns with Globe's E-Waste Zero program, which was launched in 2014. To date, more than 1.4 million kilograms of e-waste have been processed under the program, and more than 66 companies, non-government organizations, and schools currently support this, according to Globe. To participate in the Globe E-waste Zero program, e-waste may be dropped off at over 120 locations such as Globe stores, malls, local government units, as well as premises of partner companies and organizations.
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