e-Stewards
Commentary: Navigating certification challenges
Several strategies can help electronics recyclers navigate the challenges of obtaining certification, but thinking of certification as a business growth opportunity is crucial.
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Elgin Recycling joins TERRA’s Done with IT program
The Done with IT program provides customers with secure recycling options from e-Stewards and R2-certified recycling facilities.
NCS Global opens ITAD facility in Los Angeles
The facility will provide a regional hub for ITAD and secure data destruction on the West Coast.
SEAM achieves globally recognized certifications
South Dakota company is one of the first in the U.S. to meet the highest ITAD standards for secure and responsible resale and recycling of retired electronics.
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The circularity paradox
In finding innovative ways to ensure electronics are made from their recycled counterparts, one of the biggest barriers continues to be the supply chain.
Apto Solutions launches environmental impact reporting tool
The tool will show clients data to help with ESG and sustainability reporting.
ERI’s box program sees pandemic-related growth
The company has offered the program since 2012.
e-Stewards accepts RIOS as an ISO 14001 alternative
The Recycling Industry Operating Standard was designed for the recycling industry.
SecureShred receives e-Stewards certification
The organization is the first e-Stewards processor in northern Indiana.
District of Columbia to limit eCycling program to e-Stewards certified processors
Advocates believe the move will make the program operate more efficiently.
E-Stewards program highlights its successes
Certification group identifies companies that have passed unannounced audits.
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