One and one Green Technologies

One And One Green Technologies is a waste materials and scrap metal recycling company based in Philippines, with an annual processing capacity of 300kt and a government issued hazardous waste import licence. The company processes electronic waste, metal scrap and industrial waste into copper alloy ingots, aluminium scraps and other recycled outputs.

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