E-majors contest high waste cost Fear new policy will impact business; dent profits

Blitz Bureau NEW DELHI: India wants to tackle its mounting e-waste problem. But global electronics companies say the cost is too high, reports Reuters. Daikin, Hitachi and Samsung are among manufacturers alarmed by new Government rules that require them to pay significantly more to recycle air conditioners, refrigerators, televisions and other appliances, court papers and…

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