We’re partnering with How2Recycle®, a standardized labeling system that provides transparent on-package disposal instructions.
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New service makes electronic recycling easy and convenient for customers; ship everything from laptops, cords, tablets and more.
It’s a system that promotes using fewer new natural resources, keeping products and materials in use as long as possible and finding alternatives to throwing them away.
As the nation’s largest retail collector of e-waste, we have helped our customers recycle more than 2.5 billion pounds of electronics and appliances since 2009.
Get new tech for the holidays? Don't throw out your old devices just yet.
We established our recycling program in 2009 and have since recycled more than 2 billion pounds of electronics and appliances.
In celebration of Earth Month, Best Buy will be testing a convenient new program that offers St. Louis residents free doorstep pickup of old tech and appliances for recycling.
Since 2009, we have helped our customers recycle 2 billion pounds of tech. As the nation’s largest retail collector of e-waste, our recycling program is part of our continued commitment to protect the environment. This limited-time activation is one way we’re striving to support our customers throughout the lifecycle of their products, making it easier for them to give their tech a second life and out of landfills.
The laptop, phone or tablet you’re reading this on might become part of an airplane one day — that is, if you recycle it.
Back in 2007, Melissa Freidus was bothered by how quickly trash cans around her Best Buy store in Gainesville, Georgia, were filling up with soda bottles.
One day, the solution to her garbage woes walked right through the store’s front door: a man wearing a City of Gainesville sanitation jacket.
Melissa told him she was interested in recycling and asked if he knew how she could get started. She found the right person, he told her, because he was the superintendent of solid waste for the city.
We're making recycling even easier.
Our new paper gift cards and packaging can go right into the recycling bin.
Best Buy today released our latest Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability Report, including two new sustainability goals as part of our Best Buy 2020 growth strategy.