Mailing more goods in green packages.
Earlier this year, the tech giant that pioneered build-and-mail-to-order computers began collecting ocean-bound plastics from beaches and waterways—and recycling the waste into “trays” for shipping its high-ticket consumer laptops. The program is expected to keep 16,000 pounds of plastics out of our oceans this year. And it’s part of a broader Dell campaign to use ‘e-waste’ plastics in its products that has already saved the company more than $1 million.
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Company Information
| Impact Segment | Environmental Impact |
| Sector | Technology |
| Industry | Computers, Office Equipment |
| CEO | Michael Dell |
| Website | http://www.dell.com |
| Employees | 138,000 |
| Company Type | Private |
| Revenues ($M) (Last Fiscal Year) | $61,642 |
| Profits ($M) (Last Fiscal Year) | $-1,672 |
| Market Value ($M) | - |
