Top Performing 9 Waste Management Companies in India in 2021

Statistics tell us that about 0.1 million tons of municipal solid waste is generated in India every day. Therefore, that is approximately 36.5 million tons annually. Per capita waste generation in major Indian cities ranges from 0.2 Kg to 0.6 Kg. According to HT, India has become the third most waste generating country in the world. India is a developing nation and with time the amount of waste produced will only get worse. However, India is suffering from a lack of waste management infrastructure. Here is a list of companies who are leading us in the right direction.

Therefore, we have a short list of waste top management companies in India that you should take a look at.

1. Synergy

Synergy waste management is one of the top waste management companies. They are a leading service provider for biomedical waste management in India. They are India’s largest biomedical waste management company. Throughout these years they have gained expertise in the industry. The company works in conjunction with Directorate of Health Services, Government of NCT and municipal solid waste management companies in India. They use state of the art incinerator, autoclave, E.T.P and, shredder. Synergy operates in Delhi, Hisar-Haryana, Meerut-Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow Uttar Pradesh, and Bhagalpur & Gaya-Bihar.

Website – http://synergyworld.co.in/

2. Eco-Wise Waste Management

Eco-Wise is considered one of the best integrated waste management companies in India. Their services are inclusive of residential, commercial and industrial waste collection. The company gathers, recycles and disposes off the waste based on the type. Which is biodegradable, non- biodegradable and recyclable, non recyclable waste without any fuss. They have more than a decade of experience in waste management. Along with waste management they also offer scrap purchasing and other services such as door to door waste collection system that helps townships as well as individual households. Eco wise uses industry's leading waste disposal systems.

Website – http://www.ecowise.net.in/ 

3. Attero

According to a Global e-waste Monitor report, about 1.7 million tons of e-waste was discarded in India in 2014. This is the reason why there is an emphasis on the need of waste management companies. Attero with their efficient e-waste disposal systems has set a standard for e-waste disposal in India. With state of the art equipment, they are proving themselves to be capable of neutralizing e-waste toxicity to the bare minimum. Attero is powered by the necessary resources to collect e-waste from the entire country. The company reuses and recycles electronic components to scale down e-waste. Attero has been recognized as Technology innovator by NASA. It has also won numerous awards in the  innovation and development criteria.

Website – http://www.attero.in/ 

4. Vermigold

Vermigold Ecotech Pvt. Ltd. Is another solid waste management company that provides onsite recycling of organic waste. The company uses the method of vermiculture to safely and hygienically discard organic wastes. They transform organic waste into eco-friendly vermicomposting. For this they won the Energy Globe Award. Their services can be availed by industries, hotels, educational institutions, IT parks and residential complexes

Website – http://www.vermigold.com/ 

5. A2Z Waste Management Group

A2Z waste management group looks after e-waste as well as solid waste. They have both these waste management plants that operate throughout Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad and Bangalore. Along with that they have water treatment plants and disaster debris management. Their turnover for the year 2015 was RS. 618 crores. They also helped the municipal corporation in cutting costs in collecting and dumping waste by 70%. Alongside that, they also started projects to produce energy from garbage.

Website – http://a2zinfra.com/ 

6. Hanjar Biotech

Hanjar Biotech is a waste management company based in Surat. Their specialty is turning organic wastes into environment friendly products, fertilizer and fuels. Not only organic but they also recycle plastic in order to reduce the pollution they cause in the environment. For this, they have plastic recycling plants. Also 24 processing plants that can process around 4 million tons of waste per year.

Website – http://www.hanjer.com/ 

7. Waste Ventures India

Waste Venture India is one of the Waste Management startups that created an app called Toter. With the vision to bring a revolution in the way India manages its waste, the app can be operated through your phones as well. Digitized pick up is available, you can schedule pickup time and Waste Venture will ensure that the work is done. Currently this service is available only in Hyderabad.

Waste Venture India has successfully prevented 3000 tons of wastes from ending up on streets and served more than 20,000 households. The startup has ensured to prevent CO2 emissions.

Website – https://wasteventures.com/ 

8. Karma Recycling

An e-waste recycling company that ensures that you don't end up polluting the ecosystem. Karma recycling buys your used electronic hardware from you and recycles them. They effectively extract toxic elements such as mercury, lead, cadmium etc. So they don't end up causing the planet harm in any sort of way.

Website – http://www.karmarecycling.in/ 

9. GEMS Recycling Private Ltd.

With an experience of 20+years, GEMS Recycling Pvt. Ltd can easily handle hazardous e-waste and provides effective disposal methods. It is an ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004 company. Apart from e-waste, they provide other services such as waste management, recycling, disposal of residential wastes. All these processes are supervised by an expert of the respective field.

Website – http://gemrecycling.com/ 

Waste management isn't just about removing garbage and disposing of them. It is a science that involves a proper treatment before disposal. Knowing the difference between the type of wastes and segregating it and treating them differently is integral.

Apparently Sweden is one of the countries that has set a standard for the other countries to maintain. The country ran out of waste to recycle. In conclusion, this happens when there is a proper waste management system at work. The planet is in danger and so are we. We need to return the favor by protecting it. We need to take initiative.