Electronic waste—also known as e-scrap or e-waste—refers to surplus, obsolete, or nonfunctional electronic devices that can no longer be reused or repurposed. These devices often contain toxic and hazardous materials that can harm the environment if not properly handled. Electronics recycling is the responsible process of recovering valuable commodities and raw materials from these devices for reuse in new products, helping conserve resources and reduce pollution.

The Sustain Group operates two state-of-the-art e-waste processing facilities in the United States, each adhering to the highest environmental and safety standards in the industry. With a combined annual processing capacity of up to 10 million pounds of electronics, The Sustain Group is recognized as a high-capacity e-waste processor—unmatched in its ability to responsibly manage and recycle electronic waste.

Through fully integrated operations and advanced proprietary technologies, The Sustain Group maintains one of the smallest downstream footprints in the industry. This minimizes chain-of-custody risks and ensures no electronic waste is sent to landfills or exported to developing countries, guaranteeing total environmental responsibility from start to finish.