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Sustainable Materials Management (SMM) Electronics Challenge: List of Participants

We are grateful for the dedication of our Electronics Challenge partners and their efforts to reduce and divert waste. EPA is planning to evolve our Sustainable Materials Management partnership programs to align with our new priorities. At this time, we are no longer accepting new Electronics Challenge partners. Please visit our website to learn more about how to engage with us as we re-imagine our partnership efforts for the future.

Below are SMM Electronics Challenge participants in the consumer electronics and used electronics industries. By striving to send 100 percent of used electronics collected to certified recyclers and refurbishers, these Challenge participants helped to ensure that the used electronics they collected were responsibly managed by recyclers that maximize reuse and recycling, minimize exposure to human health and the environment, ensure the safe management of materials by downstream handlers, and require destruction of all data on used electronics.

SMM Electronics Challenge Participants

Organization Status City, State EPA Region
Best Buy Co., Inc. Inactive Participant South Richfield, MN 5
Dell Technologies Active Participant Round Rock, TX 6
HP Inactive Participant Palo Alto, CA 9
LG Electronics USA, Inc. Active Participant Englewood Cliffs, NJ 2
Samsung Electronics Active Participant Montville, NJ 2
Sony Electronics, Inc. Active Participant San Diego, CA 9
Sprint Inactive Participant Overland Park, KS 7
Staples Active Participant Framingham, MA 1
TCL North America Active Participant Corona, CA 9
T-Mobile Active Participant Bellevue, WA 10
VIZIO, Inc. Active Participant Irvine, CA 9
Xerox Corporation Active Participant Norwalk, CT 1
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Last updated on November 15, 2021
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