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EWASTE GUARDIANS

Responsible Recycling, Done Right.

A focused team committed to secure, compliant, and environmentally responsible e‑waste recycling.

E‑Waste Guardians provides sustainable, reliable solutions for managing electronic waste. With years of experience operating in California under prior businesses, our team brings expertise, trusted standards, and a commitment to safe, compliant practices to every project. We follow e‑Stewards, ISO 14001, and regulations from CalRecycle, DTSC, and other governing bodies to ensure responsible handling of electronics from start to finish.

As part of the Apex SCM circular ecosystem and in partnership with Techway Services, we offer end-to-end electronics recycling solutions that prioritize compliance, environmental responsibility, and transparency.

OUR VALUES

Compliance & Accountability

Following strict standards taking responsibility for every step.

Environmental Responsibility

We reduce environmental impact through responsible, sustainable practices.

Transparency

We communicate clearly and operate with full visibility.

Practical, Responsive Service

We provide straightforward solutions with reliable, timely support.

10%

CALIFORNIA’S SHARE OF U.S. E-WASTE

California generates approximately 700,000 metric tons of e-waste each year, representing roughly 10% of the 6.88 million metric tons produced annually across the United States.

25%

E-WASTE PROPERLY RECYCLED IN THE U.S.

In the United States, only 25% of the 6.88 million metric tons of e-waste generated each year is properly recycled. The remaining 75% is improperly disposed of or sent to landfills, contributing to long-term environmental damage.

22.3%

GLOBAL E-WASTE RECYCLING RATE

Globally, 62 million metric tons of e-waste were generated in 2022. Of that total, only 22.3% was properly recycled, leaving 77.7% unmanaged and posing significant environmental and public health risks.

77.4%

UNRECYCLED E-WASTE WORLDWIDE

Of the 62 million metric tons of global e-waste generated in 2022, approximately 48 million metric tons (77.4%) went unrecycled—underscoring the urgent need for stronger recycling systems and global sustainability initiatives.

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