Ecoimpact Company Limited

22/04/2025

Earth Day is celebrated annually on April 22 in support of environmental protection. Implementing measures to preserve and protect the environment is essential and HADCO’s Recycling Division has been an active contributor and participant in several environmental initiatives.

Ecoimpact Co. Limited is responsible for collecting, sorting and baling wastepaper and cardboard for the purpose of recycling. They are also responsible for the collection, processing, and recycling of Waste Vegetable Oil (WVO) to be re-used in the production of alternative fuels, as well as the recycling of Lead Acid Batteries. These activities together divert a significant amount of waste material from entering our nation’s landfills and waterways.

This year’s Earth Day theme is “Our Power, Our Planet”. Let’s take a moment to reflect on how our actions impact the planet and understand that we have the power through our choices to create a safer and cleaner world.

Happy Earth Day!

20/04/2025

As the Lenten season ends, we celebrate with love and joy in our hearts as we commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

HADCO Group extends best wishes to the Christian community and hope that His blessings continue to shine upon you and your family. Have a joyful and blessed Easter filled with togetherness, love, and happiness.

31/03/2025

HADCO extends Eid greetings to the Muslim Community on the auspicious occasion of Eid-Ul-Fitr. This festival marks the end of the Holy Month of Ramadan and is a time for togetherness, faith and community.

We wish the Muslim Community, joy, peace, and prosperity as they celebrate with friends and family. Eid Mubarak!

27/03/2025

This year's commemoration of the United Nations' "International Day of Zero Waste," is truly one that we are excited about because the theme is, "Towards Zero Waste in Fashion and Textiles." As an island that is full of colour, vibrant energy and charisma, it certainly is a great topic for meaningful discussions, which should include a focus on how the global fashion industry is the second biggest source of environmental pollution. Copy or click the link below:

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18/03/2025

Today is as good a day as any to be a steward for the environment. Let's celebrate Global Recycling Day 2025! Ecoimpact is proud to be your partner in protection of the only home we will know.

17/03/2025

Once a battery is no longer useful, the type and chemistry of the battery determines how it is disposed of. This is important because some batteries can cause a risk to safety and health if mismanaged at the end of their lives.

Please call us at Ecoimpact today to assist with your disposal.

Bonus: Did you know that batteries carry enough energy to cause injury or start fires after being disposed of or appear to be discharged?

10/03/2025

Our driver, Sergio got off to a solid start. Here he is at the recently opened Food Park in Aranguez where he collected 4 five-gallon kegs of waste vegetable oil.

10/03/2025

Don't dump those old lead-acid batteries yourself. Instead, call Ecoimpact today!

Apart from being illegal, the dumping of used lead-acid batteries into rivers, abandoned lots or landfills results in corrosion and the release of harmful toxins into our soils, groundwater and air.

Be wary because symptoms of lead poisoning can include stunted growth and brain development in small children and foetuses, while resulting in kidney failure, anemia and cardiovascular diseases in adults.

Contact us at (868) 633-3609 or [email protected] to schedule your pick-up.

08/03/2025

Happy International Women’s Day. Today we commemorate and acknowledge the strength, resilience, and achievements of women globally.

This year’s theme for International Women’s Day is “Accelerate Action” which calls for society to fast-track our efforts in championing equality and empowering women to lead change.

To the hardworking and diligent women at HADCO Group, we honour your innovation, leadership, and unwavering commitment.

02/03/2025

Keep it Green so that we can enjoy many more. Happy and safe Carnival to all!

24/02/2025

Need to dispose of your used waste vegetable oils? We can help with that. Drop off your kegs at any of the below-listed locations or call us at (868) 633-3609 for further support:

1. Roystonia Community Centre: 1 Ruby Drive, Couva North Gardens, Couva.

2. New Age Recycling Facility: 17 A Yorke Avenue, O'Meara Industrial Estate, Arima.

3. Ecoimpact Facility: Lot 17 DEFG, eTecK Diamond Vale Business Park, Diego Martin.

4. HADCO Limited Head Office: JRJ Warehousing Compound, Bhagoutie Trace, San Juan and

5. Kelec Electrical: Tobago Cold Storage and Warehousing Facility, Shaw Park, Scarborough, Tobago.

20/02/2025

On Monday, we collected 30 gallons of used cooking oil from Queen's Park Savannah following the National Panorama Semis. By assisting with the responsible disposal of these oils, our team has helped to decrease the chances of our soils and waterways being polluted. When used oils are thrown into grass or drains, it can lead to poor soil quality and flooding. Wider effects can also include the breeding of pests and the spread of diseases.

17/02/2025

Following what was undoubtedly one of the biggest and most electrifying savannah parties to date; yesterday's National Panorama Medium and Large Band Semi-Finals at Queen's Park Savannah, our team is on the ground collecting kegs of waste vegetable oil (WVO) from various food vendors and trucks.

Each keg holds 5 gallons of WVO which will be transported to our factory in Diego Martin for processing and subsequent export.

20/01/2025

While Trinidad and Tobago's carnival is promoted as "the greatest show on earth," there is an urgent need to educate our schools, communities and businesses more about how we can come together to re-position the festival and all outputs as environmentally friendly.

Today's info-graphic seeks to inspire greater dialogue about how the festival (and similar celebrations) pollutes our waterways and by extension, poses risks to the overall health and wellness of life in water and on land. Let's continue taking more collective action to ensure that we preserve and enhance life on earth. CNC3 Television, Trinidad and Tobago Carnicycle Environmental Management Authority Pan Trinbago Live Online NCBA National Carnival Bands Association T&T ICare TT

13/01/2025

The separation of waste helps to reduce pollution, enable more efficient recycling processes and reduces the risk of sanitation workers and communities being exposed to hazardous chemicals.

Call us at (868) 633-3609 or email us at [email protected] to learn how.

10/01/2025

"As greenhouse gases continue to accumulate in the atmosphere, temperatures continue to increase, including in the ocean, sea levels continue to rise, and glaciers and ice sheets continue to melt.”

Read more about this by following the link below:

Earth recorded its hottest year ever in 2024, with such a big jump that the planet temporarily passed a major climate threshold, several weather monitoring agencies announced Friday.

For more…
https://www.cnc3.co.tt/earth-records-hottest-year-ever-in-2024-and-the-jump-was-so-big-it-breached-a-key-threshold/

09/01/2025

"Soil supports the vast majority of the food humanity eats." Learn more about how our actions as humans has led to soil pollution and the degradation of our forests and the wider ecosystem, thereby challenging future food security:"

08/01/2025

Party with the environment in mind!

As we go full steam ahead into our local carnival festivities, our team is happy to share the following tips in support of the feting season.

Today's tips target the industry's event planners and promoters, who all have a responsibility to ensure our health and safety.