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Over 2000 companies and municipalities trust Electronic Recyclers International® to recycle e-waste lawfully and as promised. Electronic Recyclers International® offers the most accurate verification system in the recycling industry, utilizing a bar code tracking system, video verification, and offering environment sustainability reports.

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Electronic Recyclers International® is the largest electronics recycler in North America. ERI specializes in the environmentally safe and socially responsible dismantling of electronic waste.

ERI has the Highest Capacity and Most Technologically Advanced E-Waste Shredding System in the world, thus providing our customers with a maximum economic benefit and maximum commodity return. All material sent to ERI is 100% recycled into 3 main commodities: metals, plastic and glass. No electronics are placed in landfills and nothing is illegally exported to other nations.

Televisions
Monitors
Laptops
Plasmas
LCD's
Printers
Fax Machines
Cell phones

Key Boards
Mice
Stereo Equipment
Network Equipment
Servers
Telecom Equipment
Cell Phones

DVD Players
Copy Machines
All Business/Office Electronics
Medical Equipment with NO BIO Hazards
White Goods
Light Bulbs
Batteries

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E-waste is defined as all obsolete or outdated computers, televisions, cell phones, printers, PDAs, and thousands of other devices commonly used in offices, homes, and by people on the go. The global technological revolution is fueling the rapidly increasing e-waste recycling problem.

The demand to effectively and safely recycle the obsolete electronics is pushed by the same demands our society imposes to manufacture the new, smaller, faster more efficient software. The environmentally safe disposal of e-waste has rampantly become a problematic issue over the past decade. Technological advances and legislation on all levels has vaulted e-waste recycling into an evolving multi-billion dollar a year industry...