Employee Spotlight: Onomen Ojesebholo
Onomen Ojesebholo, Nuvonix by Rebound's Field Application Engineer discusses his experience in within the electronics industry and how to mitigate…
With Climate change a daily news item with floods, fires, droughts, etc., it is clear why sustainability is on the strategic agenda of every CEO and board globally.
All Industries face similar challenges that contribute to global warming and the damage this is causing to our planet.
In fashion, fast fashion especially, unequivocal data shows that landfill sites are ever-filling with hardly worn clothing. With the industry so proficient at manufacturing and supply chain that it can produce clothes at low prices, consumers increasingly consider these items as consumables with disastrous environmental impacts.
The food industry has known for years that while some countries worldwide are at starvation levels, others (primarily Western) are throwing food away due to a sell-by date, a miss shaped vegetable or buy one get on free, to mention a few reasons. This waste is not only a human tragedy but an environmental one as well when considering the resources to produce it.
The Electronics Industry has its part to play in achieving sustainability, including component manufacturers, distributors and equipment manufacturers (OEM & CEM). As in other industries, there will be strategies to reduce power consumption, waste, and carbon footprint, achieved in many different ways.
As expected, Rebound Electronics incorporates all the above elements into our Sustainability Strategy. Notable also is our deep dialogue with our clients, suppliers, and service providers to share and implement best practices in these areas.
One key Sustainability Strategy that Rebound focuses upon is Reverse Logistics, or RL for short.
What is Reverse Logistics?
How does Reverse Logistics address sustainability?
Since Semiconductors only represent a share of what goes into Electronic Equipment, i.e., connectors, Emech, displays, etc., we can quickly multiply the value of scrap excess many times over when considering all materials.
How does Reverse Logistics work?
Benefits to Clients in Addition to Sustainability
Selling Client
Purchasing Client
Stefan Mason, COO, commented:
“Rebound has been operating an unbranded version of Reverse Logistics since its founding 20 years ago. It, therefore, has much experience to draw from. Sustainability is high on my agenda, the board’s, and every department within the company. Given the combination of three critical factors, we identified Reverse Logistics as a vital element of sustainability.
Our unique position in the Supply Chain
We see clients requirements worldwide
Our core strategy
Clients are our Total Focus
Our Culture
We are nimble, flexible, fast, and creative in developing bespoke solutions to meet client needs.
In the last 18 months, we have invested significant management, time, resources, and investment to profoundly upgrade our solution, which shows in the increased number of clients we are helping.”
If you would like to know more about Rebound’s Reverse Logistics department, you can visit our webpage here, or contact our team using the below details:
E: reverselogistics@reboundeu.com
T: +44 (0) 1635 744508
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