Samsung urges people to go beyond recycling, repair products instead of replace

06 / 06 / 2025

By Marwa Nassar - -

Samsung marked the 2025 World Environment Day by urging people to go beyond recycling and think of repairing products instead of replacing them as smart choice; thus contributing to saving raw material and cutting waste.

One simple yet impactful choice is opting for mobile screen repair instead of replacing the entire device. Samsung’s screen repair services are designed with sustainability at their core: they reduce the need for new raw materials, extend your device’s usage, and reduce the amount of e-waste generated.

Samsung highlighted that every small action counts. Whether it’s repairing a cracked screen, recycling an old phone, or spreading the word—your choices matter.

Every year, the world observes World Environment Day with a shared resolve to protect the planet. Samsung believes this day is more than a date on the calendar—it’s a call to action. One of the most urgent yet often overlooked environmental challenges of our time is electronic waste (e-waste).

At Samsung, sustainability is not just a goal, but a responsibility. The company is committed to raising awareness about the environmental impact of e-waste and empowering people with simple yet powerful actions that make a difference.

Through Samsung Care for Clean India initiative, the company is creating a circular ecosystem for responsible e-waste management. It collects discarded electronics and ensures they are disposed of through government-authorized recyclers—safely, ethically, and sustainably.

This World Environment Day, Samsung invites people to join it in building a cleaner, more sustainable future. Let’s pledge to reduce e-waste, support responsible consumption, and care for the planet.

“Together, we can turn awareness into action—and action into lasting impact,” Samsung highlighted.