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Certification scorecard for week of Jan. 19, 2026

byEditorial Staff
January 21, 2026
in Certification Scorecard, E-Scrap
The electronics recycling industry is undergoing a transformation from labor-intensive manual operations to highly automated, AI-driven facilities that use advanced robotics, cleaner chemistry and digital tracking systems to extract critical materials.

The electronics recycling industry is undergoing a transformation from labor-intensive manual operations to highly automated, AI-driven facilities that use advanced robotics, cleaner chemistry and digital tracking systems to extract critical materials. | Sikka/shutterstock

The following are facilities that have achieved, renewed or otherwise regained R2 certification recently:

  • 100% Environnemental 4121104 Canada of Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  • Atelier Signes d’Espoir of Quebec, Canada
  • Cell Corner USA of Richardson, Texas
  • DAF Enterprises dba E Cyclers of Idaho of Idaho Falls, Idaho
  • Eastlink International of Kowloon, Hong Kong
  • Ecotec Star FZCO of Dubai, United Arab Emirates
  • EPC Global Solutions UK of Sheffield, United Kingdom
  • Equip Exports dba Equip Recycling of Macon, Georgia
  • Evoke Zero dba Dream E Waste dba Dream Electronic Recycling of San Diego, California
  • Galaxy X of Coppell, Texas
  • Groupe Aptas Division Environek of Sainte-Marie, Quebec
  • Intech Asset Recovery of Sarasota, Florida
  • METech Recycling of Roxboro, North Carolina
  • Miramar Copies of Pottsville, Pennsylvania
  • MM Century of Simpang Ampat, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
  • PC Recycler dba Securis of Chantilly, Virginia
  • PedalPoint Evterra Recycling, dba PedalPoint Life Cycle Solutions dba Techno Rescue of Frederick, Maryland
  • PT ECOBERINGIN of Daerah Khusus Ibukota, Jakarta, Indonesia
  • RET3 Job Corp. of Cleveland, Ohio
  • The OEM Store of Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia
  • Topp Solutions of Miami, Florida
  • World Metal Recovery of Singapore
  • Xphonez of Tampa, Florida

After completing successful audits, the organizations listed below achieved one or more of these NAID AAA certifications: physical destruction of hard drives, physical destruction of solid state devices, over-writing or degaussing of physical hard drives, over-writing of solid state devices. 

  • Accurate Document Destruction of Elk Grove Village, Illinois
  • Crown Shredding dba Crown Information Management of Winter Haven, Florida
  • DataSPAN of Irving, Texas
  • Destroy Drive of St Petersburg, Florida
  • Electronic Recycling Services of Phoenix, Arizona
  • CDR Global of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
  • Natural Evolution of Tulsa, Oklahoma
  • Secure Document Destruction of St. Louis, Illinois
  • SoCal Data Destruction of Mission Viejo, California
  • The Wireless Alliance of Lafayette, Colorado
  • TITAN Mobile Shredding of Pipersville, Pennsylvania
  • WV Technologies of Fyshwick, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
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