New one stop solution for ITAD and WEEE services.

account • 29. August 2022

Shuru EE ITAD Srl and envenance GmbH announce cooperation for Central and Eastern Europe.

Shuru EE ITAD Srl, Romania, an established company in the field of ITAD services and envenance GmbH, Germany, a pan-European service provider for compliance administration and management of recycling operations have today announced a cooperation for the region of Central and Eastern Europe.

The combination of the mobile data shredding capacity from Shuru EE ITAD together with the international recycling network and the single order management platform envialon.myenvenance by envenance provides multinational operating companies a single source for international data carrier destruction and WEEE recycling operations.

“A common standard, a mobile data shredder, licensed recycling partners, full visibility of the process flow and a correct documentation ensure the WEEE compliance of our customers in Central and Eastern Europe”, comments Adrian Florescu, Business Development Manager of Shuru EE ITAD Srl. “Our clients aim at a secure data destruction service on site. Furthermore, they want to comply with local waste regulations and look for trustworthy partners who can provide them with a cross-regional service level.”

“It is my pleasure to announce the cooperation with envenance. Shuru EE ITAD has now an ideal support for the provision of this important service for our customers out of one hand for multiple countries. Helmut Minor, the founder and Managing Director of the envenance GmbH contributes with nearly 20 years of experience in the sector. His knowledge, his proprietary IT platform and his network of partners are already highly appreciated by ourselves and our customers.”

Shilo Levi, CEO Shuru EE ITAD Srl

“Shuru EE ITAD Srl is one of the most serious service providers in the sector. The commitment of the staff to compliance, the technical knowhow and their determination to customer service is outstanding in the market. Both companies provide a substantial added value to the customers by combining compliant international services with an ease of use IT solution. It is both an honour and a pleasure to have been nominated as the cooperation partner.”

Helmut Minor, Managing Director envenance GmbH

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