Thailand’s recent seizure of suspected illegal e waste at Laem Chabang Port is the latest in a wave of enforcement actions across Southeast Asia that is reshaping how the region handles foreign electronic scrap, and raising the prospect that exporters face a...
Apple just shipped its most recyclable and most repairable laptop to date, and priced it at $599. For an industry that has spent years processing glue-heavy, adhesive-bonded MacBooks with soldered everything, that combination is worth paying attention to. The MacBook...
With the US–Israel–Iran war disrupting trade routes, Dubai’s rise-and-shock moment for ITAD and e-scrap is the story of 2026: The United Arab Emirates (UAE), which had evolved into a command center for global flows, was abruptly recast as a chokepoint by the conflict....
In this Report Enterprise ITAD providers are competing on how clearly and credibly they communicate their capabilities to increasingly sophisticated buyers. This Compliance Standards brief examines how ITAD firms are positioning themselves in the market, through...
The war in Iran is affecting oil and energy markets, driving up prices and increasing volatility in global freight and logistics. For the companies operating in the electronics and IT disposition and end-of-life, the result is a noticeable change in cost pressures and...
