Category: E-Scrap News

Nevada battery recycling operation ramps up capacity A company that processes lithium-ion batteries, including those sourced from consumer devices, has scaled up recycling capacity at

CalRecycle proposes increase to e-scrap processor payments E-scrap processors who participate in California’s state program could again receive a boost in some payments in the

Manufacturers consider their roles in reuse and repair Device repair and reuse is a hot topic, and OEM representatives recently talked about how manufacturers are

Repair groups call on regulators to draft rules Advocates for electronics repair last month delivered a petition asking the Federal Trade Commission to craft rules

California exporters must show they tried in-state options Exporting end-of-life devices from California has long been a heavily regulated process. This year, lawmakers added another

Experts address the industry’s e-plastics crossroads Chris Kaasmann sees a parallel between the e-scrap industry’s requirement to start managing e-plastics differently and the need for

BAN puts industry on notice over e-plastics Exports watchdog Basel Action Network is barking. The group says U.S. e-scrap companies are illegally exporting e-plastics to