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Carrier Sues India Over E-Waste Rules
Mint Bangalore
|July 08, 2025
The Indian unit of US air conditioning giant Carrier has become the latest major firm to sue the government over electronic waste rules that have hiked the fees manufacturers must pay to recyclers.
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South Korea's Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics, as well as Japan's Daikin and Tata's Voltas, have also brought suits, which are set to be heard by the High Court of Delhi on Tu
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