GREEN E WASTE RECYCLING CENTER

Electronics Recycling Service, Inc. (DBA Green E-Waste Recycling Center) is approved by the State of California (CEW ID: 109503 and EPA ID: CAR000249953) to provide electronic waste recycling services to businesses, schools, non-profit organizations, government agencies, and residential customers.  Since August 2017, Green E-Waste Recycling Center are ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System Certified. The ISO 14001:2015 standard is the latest and most rigorous standard for environmental management.  In order to achieve ISO14001:2015 certification, Green Ewaste has developed and implemented a series of practices and procedures, which make up a rigorous Environmental, Health and Safety Management System (EHSMS).  Established in 2005 by industry veterans, Green E-Waste Recycling Center provides cost effective recycling solutions for all end-of-life electronics and computer equipment. Our goal is to provide our customers with convenient and streamlined pickup & drop off services that are free, fast and simple. Since its start, every year we have divert 10 million pounds of e-waste and metal scrap from landfills.  We reduce and reuse before recycle. Our primary goal is to refurbish, repair and reuse as much as possible for the electronics and computers we collect.  We believe in the strength of community and work closely with schools and other non-profit organizations to help raise funds through e-waste collection events. We share 50% of the revenue generated from all e-waste collected.  Obsolete and broken equipment are broken down and sold to various local recycling companies. For example, our metals and wires are sold to SIMS Metals and Alco Iron & Metal. Our PCBs or circuit boards are refined for precious metals at Glencore & ECS Refining. The CRT materials such as monitors and televisions that we collect are transferred to California State Certified Recyclers that disassemble and process the lead and mercury from the glass. Printers and breakages are shredded for recovering plastic and metal after the toners are removed. Just about all the raw materials are sold to large manufacturers.