While some electronics manufacturers will allow for the salvaging of certain reusable parts from their used products, Apple insists they be destroyed, an effort to thwart the production of fake Apple products. That's according to Tim Culpan writing for Bloomberg.com, which covered the exacting security measures the company requires its e-scrap recycling contractors to follow. TerraCycle, a New Jersey-based company specializing in recovering a variety of difficult-to-recycle materials, launched a new mail-in programs applicable to e-scrap. The company is working with Staples.com to sell boxes in which a variety of materials, including electronics, can be mailed for recycling.