Recent policy signals from the U.S. administration indicate a period of heightened tension, driven by trade uncertainty, industrial policy intervention, and geopolitical leverage affecting technology, materials, and cross-border supply chains. This posture has become more explicit following the suspension of U.S.–EU trade engagement by European lawmakers in January 2026, amid disputes linked to tariffs, strategic resources, and U.S. positions on Greenland. While no sector-specific actions have been directed at IT asset disposition (ITAD) or electronics recycling, several developments warrant attention from our clients due to their indirect but material relevance.
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