TechCollect NZ is the only nationally coordinated, not-for-profit e-product stewardship scheme in Aotearoa. Membership means you can finally see, and take credit for, what happens to your products after the sale.
6 member companies collectively fund responsible recovery for 84 verified technology brands across New Zealand. Join them.






We serve both NZ-based sustainability and marketing teams, and regional or global ESG leads. Select your context below.
Not just through occasional one-off events. TechCollect NZ provides an always-on, nationally coordinated e-waste collection network — co-branded, certified, and community-connected.
41+ drop-off sites you can promote year-round — not just on event days. Your brand is visible at the point of recycling, every day the store is open.
Your brand is named as a member at Warehouse Group and Noel Leeming locations nationwide. In-store presence that reaches consumers at the moment of action.
Grassroots, regional, rural reach. The story becomes "[Your Brand] and TechCollect NZ" — a national, always-on initiative with community heart.
Certified data on items collected, weight diverted, and environmental impact — ready to use in NZ sustainability communications and annual reports.
Regulated e-product stewardship is progressing in NZ. Members already in the scheme will be best placed when it arrives — with data, infrastructure, and relationships in place.
Layer your own branded e-waste collection days on top of the always-on scheme. The national infrastructure is already there.
TechCollect NZ provides one — giving your global sustainability team the documented proof they need and positioning your brand ahead of regulated product stewardship.
Measurable, certified diversion from landfill — reportable against Scope 3 and circular economy commitments. Monthly data formatted for global ESG disclosure.
All items processed by R2v3 or AS/NZS 5377 certified recyclers. Documented, auditable chain of custody from drop-off to material recovery.
Certified collection and processing records for NZ market compliance. Closes the gap before global head office audits flag NZ as uncovered.
A partner aligned with international WEEE categories 2, 5, and 6 — familiar territory for global ESG teams mapping NZ compliance to existing frameworks.
NZ regulated e-product stewardship is progressing. TechCollect NZ has submitted its accreditation application. Members shape the system — they do not just comply with it.
Brands with mature programmes still estimate 70%+ of NZ retail sales volume has no tracked end-of-life pathway. TechCollect fills exactly that gap — always on, at retail, nationwide.
| Capability | Individual recycler relationship | TechCollect NZ membership |
|---|---|---|
| Always-on national consumer drop-off | ✗ No | ✓ 41+ sites, growing |
| Certified recycling network (R2v3 or AS/NZS 5377) | Depends on recycler | ✓ Scheme standard |
| Monthly ESG-ready data | ✗ Rarely | ✓ Included |
| Regulated scheme accreditation pathway | ✗ No | ✓ Progressing |
| In-store co-branding | ✗ No | ✓ At Warehouse & Noel Leeming |
| Retailer and consumer coverage | ✗ Typically B2B only | ✓ Consumer-facing, nationwide |
TechCollect NZ offers four categories of participation. Full and Affiliate Members hold governance rights under the Membership Deed. Contribution Members and Supporters contribute financially without governance obligations. Talk to us to find the right fit for your organisation.
For brands whose products are in scope of the scheme and who want full participation in governance, data, and co-branding.
For organisations supporting the scheme through financial contributions. Affiliate Members have voting rights and may attend general meetings, but do not nominate Board directors.
For organisations that want to support TechCollect NZ's mission through financial contributions, without voting rights or governance obligations.
For organisations that want to publicly back responsible e-waste management without formal membership obligations. Supporters are not members of TechCollect NZ — recognition is managed under a separate Supporter Recognition Agreement.
Supporter status does not constitute membership, and the TechCollect NZ Supporter mark may not be used to imply scheme membership or regulatory compliance.