Business & Tech

Recycle Your Old Electronics at Staples for Free

Manalapan residents can head to the closest Staples location for them; there are two Staples along Rt. 9 North, one in Freehold and one in Marlboro.

Consumers and small businesses can now responsibly recycle electronics every day at Staples, regardless of where the devices were purchased.

The two closest Staples locations for Manalapan and Englishtown residents are located in Freehold within the Pond Road Plaza and in Marlboro within the Marlboro Plaza, both of which are along the Rt. 9 North corridor.

“Staples free tech recycling program will help increase the number of electronic products that are safely recycled,” said Mark Buckley, Staples vice president of environmental affairs. 

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The Staples technology recycling program, powered by HP, accepts all brands of the following electronics for free:

•     Desktop PCs, laptops, netbooks, tablet PCs, external hard drives and small servers

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•     All computer monitors

•     Printers, desktop copiers, faxes and all-in-one devices

•     Mice, keyboards, modems/routers networking and PC speakers

•     Shredders, streaming devices, phones and Universal Power Supply (UPS battery backup)

•     Mobile phones, GPS devices, MP3 players, digital camcorders and digital cameras

Staples does not accept televisions, appliances, alkaline batteries, floor model copiers/printers, large servers, audio/visual equipment, or certain other household electronics (kitchen electrics, etc.).

Customers can drop off their technology for recycling at the service desk of any Staples store in the United States. There is a limit of 6 items per customer per day in most states.

Staples is partnered with HP on this project. HP is a leader in the technology industry in product reuse and recycling.

“We recently celebrated reaching our goal of recycling 2 billion pounds of electronic products and HP supplies since 1987 and our collaboration with Staples will build upon this achievement and focus on increasing electronics recycling in all states,” said Gabi Zedlmayer, HP vice president of sustainability and social innovation.

Additional information is available at HP’s and Staples websites at www.hp.com/us/go/recycling or http://www.staples.com/recycle.


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