FAQ

GIC is deeply committed to sustainability in medical waste disposal. We focus on environmentally friendly processes that mitigate climate change, reduce carbon emissions, and contribute positively to the ecosystem. Our sustainability initiatives are integrated into every aspect of our operations.

Our partnership with One Tree Planted involves planting a tree for every service call we perform. This not only contributes to global reforestation efforts but also helps offset our carbon emissions, combat climate change, and create jobs in communities in need, demonstrating our commitment to environmental restoration.

GIC's waste treatment process is designed to be eco-friendly and efficient. It involves a no-emission method that does not release contaminants like steam, water, chemicals, smoke, gases, or odors. This process is not only safe and pleasant for workers but also results in recyclable and reduced waste, minimizing environmental impact.

Unlike traditional methods, GIC's waste treatment process is a more ecological solution. It's an economical and efficient method that ensures the final waste is dry, sortable, and recoverable, without the need for water or atmospheric emissions, setting us apart from industry standards.

Yes, GIC offers ECO container variants made entirely of recycled materials. These containers do not produce harmful gases upon disposal and contribute to a circular economy, minimizing the environmental impact of safe, compliant healthcare operations.

GIC ensures sustainability by integrating eco-friendly practices in our operations, from using recycled materials to employing advanced waste treatment methods that reduce environmental impact. Our approach is holistic, considering the environmental footprint at every step.

GIC's ECO containers provide several benefits. They are made from recycled materials, reducing the need for new resources, and their disposal process is environmentally safe, aligning with our goal to minimize the environmental impact of waste management.

Our advanced waste treatment process effectively reduces the final waste's weight and volume. This not only makes the waste easier to manage and dispose of but also significantly lessens the environmental burden, aligning with our sustainability goals.

GIC's sustainability efforts set a new standard in the healthcare industry for environmental responsibility. Our practices demonstrate that effective medical waste disposal can be achieved without compromising on environmental values.

Planting trees for every service call helps GIC achieve sustainability goals by actively contributing to reforestation, climate change mitigation, and carbon offsetting. This initiative reflects our commitment to not just manage waste responsibly, but also to positively impact the global environment.