Apple Devices + Sustainable, Audit-Ready Procurement
TechForGood is a certified B Corporation, carbon neutral ICT supplier, and Social Enterprise. When organisations buy Apple hardware through us, they get premium devices and measurable ESG, Scope 3 and social procurement outcomes — with no additional cost. Every Apple purchase includes:
This is hardware procurement that makes ESG easier — not harder.
The Full Apple Ecosystem — iPhone, iPad, Mac & More
We supply the entire Apple ecosystem with bulk procurement and provisioning alignment for enterprise fleet rollouts.
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iPhone — Business-Grade Mobility
iPhone 15/14 and SE ranges for corporate fleets, field workers, enterprise mobility and BYOD replacement programs.
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iPad & iPad Pro — Versatile Productivity
iPad, iPad Air, iPad mini and iPad Pro for mobility, frontline workers, health, logistics, retail and education.
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Mac & MacBook — Performance & Reliability
MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac mini and iMac — M-series performance, long lifecycle, high energy efficiency.
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Accessories & Peripherals
Apple keyboards, mice, cables, adapters, cases, AirPods, AirTag bundles, chargers and protective accessories.
Apple Devices With EPEAT Certification & Strong Sustainability Credentials
Apple has some of the strongest sustainability commitments in global hardware — including recycled materials, energy-efficient chipsets, low-carbon aluminium and EPEAT Gold certifications across key product lines.
Sustainability Highlights
- EPEAT Gold/Silver certified devices
- 100% recycled aluminium enclosures on many models
- High energy efficiency with M-series chips
- Recycled rare earth elements in components
- Fibre-based, low-plastic packaging
- Strong focus on long lifecycle and repair options
- Ideal for Scope 3 and ESG reporting
Longer-lasting devices dramatically reduce carbon footprint, cost and waste — making Apple a strong sustainability choice.
Extend Device Life with Apple’s Hardware Coverage Options
Apple offers extended hardware protection through AppleCare for Business, providing hardware coverage and predictable lifecycle support.
Extended coverage helps organisations:
Extend device lifespan (lower embodied carbon)
Lower refresh frequency
Reduce maintenance uncertainty
Reduce Scope 3 emissions
Improve asset ROI
Minimise e-waste generation
The longer a device stays in use, the lower the environmental impact and total lifetime cost
Recover-E – Secure IT Asset Disposal
Recover-E is TechForGood’s certified, circular end-of-life service for retiring Surface devices responsibly.
Recover-E provides:
Certified data erasure (Blancco)
Secure chain-of-custody logistics
ISO 14001 + R2v3 accredited recycling
Ethical refurbishment and reuse
Landfill diversion reporting
100% of Recover-E profits fund digital inclusion programs
Every Apple Purchase Through TechForGood Is Carbon Neutral
All Apple hardware purchased through TechForGood is delivered under our carbon neutral operating model and B Corp governance framework.
You receive:
- Scope 3-aligned procurement data
- Carbon neutrality documentation
- Certified social procurement reporting
- Supply chain governance clarity
- Circularity through Recover-E
Ready to Build a Sustainable Apple Fleet?
ESG Screening
Apple group companies (including Apple Inc. and its controlled subsidiaries) have been reviewed through TechForGood’s vendor-level ESG desktop screening process to support responsible and ASRS-ready procurement of end-user devices, accessories, software, and related services.
This screening was conducted at the global parent-entity level (Apple Inc.), using publicly available disclosures, with relevance to Australian procurement and regulatory expectations, including Modern Slavery obligations applicable to Apple Pty Limited as the Australian reporting entity.
Based on this review, Apple has been assessed as suitable for inclusion in TechForGood’s Connected Procurement Framework, subject to ongoing review.
Scope: Vendor-level ESG desktop screen only; individual products, models, SKUs, configurations, components, manufacturing locations, and lifecycle impacts are not assessed.
Last reviewed: January 2026
