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Tag Archives: Dec. 2017

Opening up on ITAD

Posted on March 25, 2018

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Stemming an invisible threat

Posted on March 25, 2018

by Lloyd Andrew

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Know Your E-Scrap Processor: Novus Solutions

Posted on March 25, 2018

Novus, which means “new” in Latin, is an appropriate name for this Georgia e-scrap processor. The company was founded only in 2016.

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Global effects

Posted on February 7, 2018

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The latest e-scrap industry news

Guilty pleas in Wisconsin CRT stockpile case
Leaders of a Wisconsin e-scrap processor last month were charged with violating federal regulations covering the storage and transportation of CRT glass. The defendants signed plea deals in the case.
Global group: E-scrap facility fires are on the rise
A new report notes more and more fires are breaking out in electronics collection and processing facilities around the world, and experts say damaged batteries are typically the culprit.
Canadian province to add device categories to program
As Alberta’s electronics recycling program looks to grow, e-scrap processors are planning to buy equipment and hire staff to handle an expected doubling of incoming tons.
Apple scores win in right-to-repair battle
Norway’s top court ruled against an independent smartphone repair firm this week, saying the company violated trademark rules by using non-Apple-approved components. It ends a legal saga that repair advocates across the globe have been watching closely.
Our top stories from May 2020
Readers last month were drawn to a mix of articles, covering a CRT cleanup, equipment auction, company investment, PCB dismantling technology and carbon emissions benefits.
Chinese firm defaults on loan used to buy Ingram Micro
Because of mounting financial problems, Chinese government officials have seized control of the parent company of Ingram Micro, which has a global ITAD division.
SERI approves updated R2 standard
After thousands of volunteer hours and dozens of meetings over nearly five years, stakeholders working to update the R2 standard have reached the finish line.