Most discarded electronics never reach documented treatment. This directory lists recyclers, refurbishers, and collection points that hold R2, e-Stewards, WEEELABEX, or ISO 14001 certification — searchable by place, material, and standard, with every entry drawn from public certification registries.
The instruments that measure this are public and dated. Certification is the audit trail that separates documented recycling from undocumented export.
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Three standards do most of the work in this directory. Each is administered by a named body and audited by third parties; the differences are in what they prohibit and where they apply.
Responsible Recycling, administered by SERI (Sustainable Electronics Recycling International). The most widely adopted electronics recycling standard in North America. Certified facilities must track materials through the entire downstream chain, verify data destruction, and pass annual third-party audits covering environmental health and safety.
Administered by the Basel Action Network. The most stringent standard globally: it prohibits export of hazardous eWaste to developing countries under the Basel Convention, bans landfill and incineration entirely, requires GPS tracking of downstream shipments, and takes ISO 14001 as a prerequisite rather than an option.
The European standard for WEEE treatment operators, developed by the WEEE Forum. It sets auditable requirements across collection, logistics, preparation for reuse, treatment, and recycling, is harmonized with EN 50625, and is mandatory for treatment operators in several EU member states under the WEEE Directive.
Every entry is drawn from publicly available certification registries and national scheme databases, checked against the facility’s own published information.
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