From IT Closet to Liability: Auditing “Invisible” E-Waste in Enterprises
Most businesses have an IT closet where unwanted or broken electronics sit, waiting for the day they’re disposed of. Out of sight, out of mind is certainly easier than figuring […]
Right-to-Repair Laws and What They Mean for ITAD & Electronics Recyclers
The popular throwaway culture in the U.S. is reaching a critical breaking point. Around the world, 68.3 million tons of electronics were produced. Only 1% of the rare earth metals […]
The Importance of Stereo Recycling for Homes and Businesses
Streaming services like Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube Music are extremely popular today. Some have shifted from full stereo systems to smart speakers. However, that means many homes and businesses […]
The Rise of Formal E-Waste Ecosystems in 2026
Global electronic waste hit the 62-million-ton mark in 2022, and it was expected to reach 82 million tons by 2030. Meanwhile, only 2 out of every 10 items are properly […]
How Battery Recycling Is Becoming Essential Infrastructure
It’s not that long since it was common practice to toss batteries into the trash. In some states, this is still the general rule. Across the country, battery recycling is […]
How End-of-Life Electronics Affect Corporate Carbon Reporting
Almost every company has a closet full of forgotten electronics. It’s where you’ve put broken laptops, unused or nonworking cables, and old pagers or cellphones. While the electronics are out […]
Why Multi-Location Enterprises Struggle With Consistent ITAD Execution
How much thought has your company put into the end-of-life for your company’s electronics? Many companies don’t consider the value of strong ITAD policies until they face fines for data […]
New Year, New Compliance Risks: Electronics Disposal Rules to Watch in 2026
By the end of 2025, only half of the U.S. will have mandated electronics recycling. Many still rely on older hazardous waste regulations that don’t always cover the components of […]