Industry leaders speaking at the ITAD Summit said companies can create their own space in the market by capitalizing upon the need to retrieve more critical minerals from used electronics.

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AT&T laptop giveaway highlights work to get used electronics back into others’ hands.

Planners hope to remove 250,000 single-use serviceware items from the waste stream within the first year of operation.

Tennessee-based business owner flips garage sale visit into growing electronics handling enterprise.

The order allows the Commerce Department to ban critical mineral sales to overseas companies in an attempt to bolster domestic supplies.

Supply shortages resulting from the Middle East conflict have led to price surges that brought up the company’s Q2 sales figures.

Company projects methanolysis production to gain more momentum into 2026 as customers maintain interest in recycled materials.

Federal investigators say short- and long-term solutions are needed to decrease the nation’s reliance upon foreign-based minerals.

The following facilities have achieved, renewed or otherwise regained industry certifications.