ERI’s Collaboration with Best Buy and Staples Boosted Recycling of Old Electronics
The Staples in-store e-waste recycling program, which was on hold during the pandemic, has restarted.
SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): ERI’s retail-driven e-waste recycling solutions in partnership with Best Buy and Staples have opened up new avenues for responsible recycling of old electronics. It must be noted that ERI has developed innovative mail-in recycling service with Best Buy and expanded Staple’s convenient e-waste drop off locations.
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The recently launched recycle-by-mail technology boxes program by Best Buy has turned out to be a huge success. The customers can order a small box for $23 dollars, which holds up to 6 pounds of e-waste or a medium box for $30 dollars, which carries up to 15 pounds. They need to fill them with old electronics for disposal and drop off at any UPS store for proper recycling.
The Staples in-store e-waste recycling program, which was on hold during the pandemic, has restarted. The program has helped to recycle more than 165 million pounds of e-waste over the past decade.
John Shegerian, Co-founder, Chairman and CEO of ERI noted that the company is grateful to Best Buy and Staples for taking proactive steps to keep e-waste out of landfills. It is an honor and privilege to partner with such iconic and forward thinking brands to provide its customers a safe and responsible way to recycle their unwanted electronic items, he added.