Recycle Group

Egypt, a key source of electronic waste in the Mediterranean region, is represented by Recycle Group which currently lists five active product lines. The catalogue includes Motherboards Scraps, Keyboards Scrap, CD-ROM Scraps, Hard Disks Scraps and Monitors Scraps, covering the main categories of end‑of‑life computer hardware.

The listed items fall under the electronic waste (e‑waste) HS‑code families of Chapter 84, such as 8548 for parts of electronic equipment and 8471 for computers. While no specific HS codes are provided for each line, buyers can expect the products to be classified within these standard tariff headings used for recycled electronic components.

Recycle Group’s catalogue focuses on end‑of‑life computer components. Motherboard scraps typically contain copper, gold, and trace amounts of lead; keyboards scrap is primarily plastic with embedded circuitry; CD‑ROM scraps consist of polycarbonate shells and metal reflective layers; hard‑disk scraps include aluminium chassis and magnetic media; monitors scrap includes glass, plastic, and copper coils. In the e‑waste market, these items are commonly graded by material purity - for example, copper recovery rates of 80‑95 % for motherboard shreds and lead‑free plastic grades for keyboard casings. Buyers also encounter standard specifications such as moisture content below 5 % and particle size below 5 mm for downstream shredding processes.