- Chairman’s Letter
- Progress Report
- Company Profile
- Stakeholder Engagement
- About This Report
- Conducting Our Business
- Aligning Our Resources
- Nurturing a Greener
World
- Introduction
- Environmental Goals and Priorities
- Environmental, Health and Safety Governance
- Climate Protection
- Reducing Our Company-wide Carbon Footprint
- Preserving Biodiversity and Forests
- Preserving Clean Air and Water
- Waste Prevention and Management
- Environmental Performance in Xerox Facilities
- Environmental Remediation and Compliance Penalties
- Strengthening Our Competitiveness
- Leveraging Our Resources
- Environmentally Aware?
- Contact Us
E-Waste
Returned products that cannot be remanufactured are designated as equipment waste. Xerox equipment recovery/recycle operations disassemble these machines for recycling, removing parts that can be processed for reuse according to stringent standards for quality and performance. The remaining components are recycled or disposed. Of the 42,000 metric tons collected in 2007, Xerox was able to reuse or recycle 98%.
We also carefully manage suppliers that provide recycling and waste disposal services. An audit process ensures that vendor practices are safe, environmentally sound and compliant with regulations. Where appropriate, we require these companies to document the final disposition of materials sent to their facilities, including electronic scrap. Xerox does not allow its vendors to send electronic scrap overseas for processing.
Equipment Waste: Equipment Recovery/Recycle Operations
