INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ELECTRONICS RECYCLERS

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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFELECTRONICS
RECYCLERS
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IAER

• Formed in 1998 80 members in 14 countries
• Trade Association for Electronics Recyclers
• Mission to serve the interest of all Electronics
  Recyclers, electronics recycling and related
  organizations. Building an Infrastructure
• Services Web services The Industry Data base,
  Great information No Cost to the public
• Developed the only Industry Certification Program
• The Fourth Electronics Recycling SUMMIT

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Whats NewAt the IAER

• The International Electronics Recyclers
  Institute
• R D, Education, and Communication
• Electronics Recycling Collaboration Network
  (ERCN)
• Collaboration of related Associations to work
  collectively towards Electronics Recycling
  Solutions
• Secure Side of The IAER Web site Members Only
• provides Information to Electronics Recyclers
  that is needed to increase there efficiency
  effectiveness
• The Electronics Recycling Industry report - The
  Book
• Comprehensive source of information resources
• Current industry data trends

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HIGHLIGHTS from IAER SURVEY

• Electronics recycling companies in the USA
• over 400
• Employees over 7000
• Annual Revenue over US 700 million
• Annual Volumes processed
• over 1.5 billion pounds (750K tons)
• including more than 40 million units of computer
  equipment
• electronics recycling process yielded
  approximately 900 million pounds of recyclable
  materials

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HIGHLIGHTS from IAER RESEARCHOutlook to 2010

• Consumer electronics
• About 3 billion units will be scrapped
• or an average of about 400 million units/year
• Computer Equipment (from all sectors)
• about one billion units will become potential
  scrap
• or an average of more than 100 million units/year
• Electronics Recycling Industry
• to grow its capacity by a factor of 4 or 5

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IAER

• WWW.IAER.ORG
• Peter Muscanelli
• Po Box 16222 Albany, NY 12212
• 1-888-989-IAER
• Toni Pallotolo Adminstrative Assistant