Fastweb has always provided a mechanism for collecting used modems in order to recover and reuse them. The modems are picked up from specific collection centres and, after a testing and reconditioning process, are regenerated when possible.
Fastweb has always provided a mechanism for collecting used modems in order to recover and reuse them. The modems are picked up from specific collection centres and, after a testing and reconditioning process, are regenerated when possible.
Today, about 50% of collected modems are regenerated and put back on the market. When this is not possible, modems are sent to material recovery processes in specialised plants. This allows the recovery of components such as metals, plastics, rare earth metals, so that they can be reused in new products.
During the development of Nexxt, the new Internet box, particular attention was also paid to the packaging: this was made entirely of recyclable cardboard, without plastic components and minimising the use of ink, which is exclusively vegetable-based.