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I don't see how this is so "efficient" if they're destroying valuable parts as scrap by throwing out everything rather than harvesting and reusing them. This s
by sacnoradhq 3y ago
I don't see how this is so "efficient" if they're destroying valuable parts as scrap by throwing out everything rather than harvesting and reusing them.
This seems to promote energy waste and reduce the amount of salvageable parts from the secondary market. Car makers must love it.
- shoesfullofdust 3y agoI think we watched a different video. They are harvesting parts and the disassembly plant is 75% powered by solar.
- RecycledEle 3y agoMost bulky and cheap parts are not worth storing, packaging, and shipping. This is especially true if they are not commonly damaged. The equation for eBay profits might be: Profit = Sale Price - payment processing fee - eBay commission - shipping - cost of part - packing materials - labor. Shipping can cost more than the sale price. Source: I used to run an eBay business.