, the preference of green design practices adopted by Malaysian E&E manufacturing firms is highest for design for environment (_ = 4.04), followed by design for recycling (_ = 3.21) and design for disassembly (_ = 3.21) has the lowest average score. The value of standard deviation is approximately 1.00, indicating that the distribution of data for existence of environmentally oriented design is wide. In terms of commitment of resources, firms invested substantial managerial, technological and financial resources at slightly above ‘to some degree’. For product disposition, recovery activities are present among firms as repair (_ = 3.46) and disposal (_ = 3.87) is higher than ‘moderate extent of existence’ whereas recondition (_ = 2.77), remanufacture (_ = 2.42) and recycle (_ = 2.71) have slightly lower existence. The initial results indicated that firms in Malaysia have adopted some level of green supply chain practices in closing the supply chain loop. Product recovery activities are avenue for firms to become environmentally responsible to end-of-use and/or end-of-life products.