E-scrap collections have trended sharply downward for the past several years, but there is reason to believe the weight entering Oregon's program may slightly increase next year, state officials explained.

Device-leasing company Grover has raised another $330 million, following its recent expansion to the U.S.

A $75,000 grant will extend an e-Stewards program that helps electronics recycling and reuse companies hire adults with autism and other disabilities. 

E-scrap collection on the Big Island of Hawaii is suspended due to a lack of funds, but the program will be redesigned and opened again later this year.

Here’s a look at which processing facilities have recently attained or renewed their data destruction and recycling industry certifications.

American Metals Recovery and Recycling rebranded to Multiband Global.  Device refurbisher Back Market

Fast-rising warehouse lease rates are pinching North American electronics recycling and reuse companies, forcing processors to shift real estate strategies and adapt to the market.

Electronics manufacturer Dell is now offering its ITAD services in an additional 35 countries outside the U.S.

A longtime exports policy observer says an e-scrap exports prohibition currently under consideration in Congress protects OEM profits by squeezing off feedstock for legitimate overseas repair and refurbishment operations.

The co-founder of the Coalition for American Electronics Recycling argues that an e-scrap export prohibition will safeguard the U.S., advance domestic industry and protect voiceless workers in developing countries.