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Based in Idaho Falls, Idaho, the eCyclers of Idaho’s mission is to safely process all end-of-life electronics in an environmentally acceptable manner and in full compliance with responsible electronic recycling requirements.  ReMA News spoke with Daniel Forbush, founder of eCyclers of Idaho, about the company, where he sees the recycled materials industry moving forward in the next few years,...

State legislatures are increasingly prioritizing battery policy, with a notable surge in proposals focused on extended producer responsibility (EPR) frameworks and end-of-life management requirements. This trend reflects growing recognition of the environmental risks and resource recovery opportunities associated with batteries.   In its state advocacy efforts, ReMA continues to emphasize the importance of harmonized policy frameworks, clear definitions,...

The Recycling Education and Research Foundation (RERF) brought impact and paws-itivity to ReMA2026 through its annual silent auction. From gift certificates, champagne and gourmet chocolate baskets, to Delta Airlines gift cards, golf outings, and a Fire Rover Enforcer60, the auction raised a total of $46,850 for Operation ReRuff and showcased the generosity of the recycled materials industry....

May is National Electrical Safety Month, spearheaded by the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI), which works to reduce fires, fatalities, injuries, and property loss related to electrical mishaps and negligence. ESFI and ReMA have partnered on resources to promote lithium-ion battery recycling and educate the public on how to purchase, use, and recycle these batteries...

On Monday, April 27, ReMA Chair and Kripke Enterprises, Inc Chief Strategy Officer Andy Golding addressed the Rotary Club of Toledo, delivering a clear message: the recycled materials industry is the essential engine behind American manufacturing. Speaking at the Glass City Center, Golding moved the conversation beyond “blue bins,” highlighting the industry’s role as a...