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e-Stewards Certified Recyclers & Recycling Companies

Compare 109 verified e-Stewards certified electronics recyclers and ITAD companies across the United States.

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e-Stewards is the most rigorous electronics recycling certification in the world, developed by the Basel Action Network (BAN). e-Stewards certified recyclers are prohibited from exporting hazardous e-waste to developing countries and from using prison labor, and they undergo annual third-party audits of their data security and environmental practices. Every e-Stewards certified recycler listed here has been verified against the official e-Stewards registry — the strongest assurance available that your end-of-life electronics and IT assets are handled ethically and your data is destroyed to standard.

e-Stewards Certified Recyclers by State

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Verified e-Stewards Certified Facilities

RELDAN
Fairless Hills, PA
Full Circle Electronics
Hayward, CA
Full Circle Electronics
Elk Grove Village, IL
Cascade Asset Management
Indianapolis, IN
Cascade Asset Management
Madison, WI
Ingram Micro Services, LLC
Chandler, AZ
Global eWaste Solutions, Inc. - USA
Plymouth, MN
Sage Sustainable Electronics, LLC
Reno, NV
eForce Compliance Selectronics
Philadelphia, PA
Electronic Recyclers International
Fresno, CA
Electronic Recyclers International
Plainfield, IN
Electronic Recyclers International
Flower Mound, TX
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e-Stewards Certified Recyclers: FAQs

What is an e-Stewards certified recycler?▾
An e-Stewards certified recycler is an electronics recycling company audited against the e-Stewards standard from the Basel Action Network — considered the strictest global e-waste certification. It prohibits exporting hazardous e-waste to developing countries and the use of prison labor, and requires documented data destruction and downstream accountability.
How is e-Stewards different from R2?▾
Both require annual third-party audits and responsible recycling practices. e-Stewards is stricter on the international export of hazardous materials and bans prison labor, making it popular with organizations that have strong ESG commitments. R2 is more widely adopted with more certified facilities. Some recyclers hold both.
How do I verify an e-Stewards certification?▾
Confirm the recycler on the official e-Stewards registry at e-stewards.org. Certifications can lapse, so verify current status before signing a contract. Every facility listed on ITAD Finder is checked against that registry.
Do e-Stewards certified recyclers handle data destruction?▾
Yes. The e-Stewards standard requires documented, verifiable data sanitization, typically aligned with NIST 800-88. Most provide serialized certificates of destruction by drive serial number — important for HIPAA, GLBA, and other regulatory compliance.

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