Electronic Waste Disposal

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If your company produces e-waste in California, it’s important to understand the difference
between what is required of you at both the federal and state levels.

In California, it is illegal to throw away several types of e-waste, such as:
Computers
Keyboards
Electrical
Spent Batteries
Smoke Detectors
Home Electronics
Mercury Containing
Thermostats
Fluorescent Tubes
& Ballasts
Unused Pesticides

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Not following these regulations can result in serious fines that could be catastrophic to your company. In 2017, for example, national retailer Big Lots had to pay more than $3.5 million in California to settle allegations it had improperly disposed of e-waste in a landfill.

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E-WASTE F.A.Q.’S

Will I be paid for the e-waste I am disposing?

No. Virtually all e-waste must be disposed of properly.

Do I have to manifest all of my e-waste?

Typically employee theft and unscrupulous disposal companies are responsible for most products ending up on the gray market.

What should I look for in a certified product disposal Company?

Typically employee theft and unscrupulous disposal companies are responsible for most products ending up on the gray market.

Can someone help me understand how to handle our e-waste properly so we don’t get fined?

Typically employee theft and unscrupulous disposal companies are responsible for most products ending up on the gray market.

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