Collected e-waste is then delivered on a monthly basis to its DENR-accredited recycling partners, TES-AMM Philippines in Pasig and Maritrans Recycler, Inc. in Cebu, for proper e-waste processing. Non-working and end-of-life modems and other electronic or battery-operated devices including mobile phones, chargers, laptops, desktops and other home appliances are considered e-waste. According to the Global E-waste Monitor 2020 report, these need to be disposed of properly as they contain toxic and hazardous materials that contaminate the soil and groundwater. These affect food and water sources, increasing risks to the environment and to human health. "Globe takes extra care of its customers and the environment.