Texas Recycles TVs Program

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Texas Recycles TVs Program

New program rules are available at Title 30 Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 328, Subchapter J . Under the new program, retailers, manufacturers, and recyclers must follow specific requirements to comply with the law.

• Retailer Requirements
• Manufacturer Requirements - The TCEQ has issued a new registration and reporting form, TCEQ Form 20932, which combines the Annual Registration and Reporting Form and Recovery Plan. Please use the new TCEQ Form 20932 ( ) | ( ) and submit by January 31, 2025.
• Recycler Requirements

Each manufacturer on the TCEQ list has, according to state law notified the TCEQ that it offers a recycling program to collect and recycle consumers' used television equipment.

Find the Results for Manufactures’ Annual Reporting program information, including the 2023 Legislative Report.

How to Recycle Your TV

Please note that the TCEQ does not provide recycling services. Our program only assists with locating local recycling options.

Choosing to recycle used electronics over landfill disposal reduces the need to process raw materials for new products and helps to minimize excessive waste. Below are several tips on how to locate an electronics recycling facility.

• Use the “Find a TV Recycler” below to verify if the brand of your television is listed. Each link will take you directly to the manufacturer’s recycling web page, which contains instructions for recycling your device. Contact the manufacturer directly if an option is not listed. Please note that the manufacturer programs are based on the collection of market share. As such, other manufacturer programs may be able to accept your television.
• Conduct an online search for “Electronic Recyclers Near Me”.
• Certain household hazardous waste (HHW) programs may accept televisions. To search for HHW collection events near you, please visit  HHW Collection Program Contacts.

Find a TV Recycler

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Brands Manufacturer A Amazon Fire TV Amazon.com Services LLC B C Curtis Curtis International Ltd D E Element Element TV Company F Funai Funai Furrion Lippert Components, Inc. G GoldStar LG Electronics USA, Inc. GPX DPI, Inc. H Hisense Hisense USA I iLive DPI, Inc. Insignia Best Buy J JVC JVC K Komodo Sceptre L LG LG Electronics USA, Inc. LG Signature LG Electronics USA, Inc. M Magnavox Funai Memorex DPI, Inc. N Naxa Naxa Electronics, Inc. O oCosmo Sceptre ONN Walmart, Inc. Back to top P Peerless-AV Peerless-AV Phillips Funai Pioneer Best Buy Proscan Curtis International Ltd Q R Roku Roku S Samsung Samsung Electronics Co. Sansui EliteLux Technologies, Inc. Sanyo Funai Sceptre Sceptre Skyworth Skyworth USA Corporation Sony Sony Electronics, Inc. Sunbrite TV Sunbrite TV, LLC T TCL TTE Technology, Inc. U V ViewSonic Viewsonic Corporation VIZIO VIZIO, Inc. W WeatherX DPI, Inc. Westinghouse Westinghouse Electronics USA, Inc X Y Z Zenith LG Electronics USA, Inc. Back to top Can't find your brand on the list? Link not working? E-mail us at recycle@tceq.texas.gov Manufacturers that have reported collecting their full market share allocation for the year have fulfilled their obligations under the program. Under the rules, these manufacturers are not required to offer additional collection opportunities, so their TV recycling link has been removed and denoted with a symbol. Results for Manufacturers' Annual Reporting (Help with PDF): 2023 Report to the Legislature 2022 Report to the Legislature 2021 Report to the Legislature 2020 Report to the Legislature 2019 Report to the Legislature 2018 Report to the Legislature 2017 Report to the Legislature 2016 Report to the Legislature 2015 Report to the Legislature 2013 Report to the Legislature