Back to Top
logo
Menulogo
  • Resource Recycling
    • Top Stories
    • Print Edition
    • Topics
    • Special Reports and Features
    • Resource Recycling Conference
    • Jobs
    • Industry Announcements
    • Grant Watch
  • Plastics Recycling Update
    • Top Stories
    • Print Edition
    • Topics
    • Plastics Recycling Conference
    • Jobs
    • Industry Announcements
  • E-Scrap News
    • Top Stories
    • Print Edition
    • Topics
    • E-Scrap Conference
    • Jobs
    • Industry Announcements
    • Certification Scorecard
  • Policy Now
  • Conferences
    • Resource Recycling Conference
    • Plastics Recycling Conference
    • E-Scrap Conference
  • Subscribe
    • Email Updates
    • Print Edition
    • Manage My Subscription
  • Contact
  • Advertise

Industry prepares for shift in regulation

Published: September 26, 2024
Updated:
September 26, 2024September 26, 2024
by Antoinette Smith
Posted in Uncategorized |

Subscribe today for weekly updates

Keep yourself informed with the top industry analysis and opinion with a subscription to Resource Recycling, Plastics Recycling Update or E-Scrap News. No need to pay now -- we’ll start your subscription right away and bill you later. * indicates a required field. Outside the U.S., please add $19/year for postage for Resource Recycling and $7/year for E-Scrap News and/or Plastics Recycling Update.

  • If the shipping address is outside of the United States, please use the international subscriptions form.
  • American Express
    Discover
    MasterCard
    Visa
    Supported Credit Cards: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
     
  • $0.00
  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors

icon_linkedin icon_fb icon_twitter

The latest e-scrap industry news

  • Survey provides look at Canadian electronics recycling

    The portion of Canadians reporting unwanted electronics awaiting disposal was flat to lower, according to the most recent national survey measuring how residents are generating and managing e-scrap amid increased use of technology.


  • Australian metals company rebrands, builds Texas plant

    MTM Critical Metals will expand operations beyond Western Australia and into the U.S. amid a rebranding, the company announced during a recent investor call. 


  • Project brings rare earth recovery into e-scrap facility

    A pilot project is demonstrating a bolt-on modular system that could make it logistically and economically feasible for e-scrap processors to recover rare earth elements from end-of-life electronics within their existing facilities.


  • Top stories from June 2025

    A major e-plastic export disruption drew reader attention last month, as did stories highlighting an ITAD company’s growth, a dispute between a processor and a certification standard, a report exploring why reusable devices are destroyed, and the legal conclusion of an ITAD employee’s criminal actions.


  • Editor’s farewell: So long, but not goodbye

    When I started working for Resource Recycling, I thought I knew quite a bit about recycling. After all, I grew up in a bottle bill state, turning in cans for candy money, and was the child checking neighbors’ recycling bins to make sure they were using it right.


  • CA starts OEM requirements for battery-containing devices

    As of July 1, manufacturers of covered battery-embedded products must comply with new requirements in California, as part of the state’s expansion of its long-running e-scrap program..


  • Sunnking reports 5% increase in recycling

    Processor Sunnking Sustainable Solutions collected more than 24 million pounds of electronics in 2024 and recycled 5% more e-scrap than the prior year, according to its recently released sustainability report.


See more E-Scrap News headlines

Copyright 2022, Resource Recycling, Inc  About | Privacy | Contact

Sustainably hosted on wind powered servers by Mobius Intelligent Systems.

Go to mobile version