Getting accurate information on battery sales, and determining what portion of battery sales is truly recoverable for collection and recycling is complex and elusive. Call2Recycle, Inc. recently commissioned a study to explore these items further, focusing on how long batteries remain in market, as well as the number of batteries that can be removed from ...
This past February, our teams at Call2Recycle joined forces with North American battery collection partners to run a comprehensive and exciting consumer awareness campaign – the Lead the Charge on National Battery Day campaign. Thanks to the tremendous collaboration to promote the #NBD2016Recycle2Win sweepstakes tied to the campaign, consumers across the U.S. and Canada have become even more aware of the household battery recycling options available to them. The Lead ...
REGISTER to participate: Complete the below form to register! Participating classes must be registered no later than National Battery Day (February 18, 2016).
REVIEW the “Collection Kit” program materials: All registered classes will receive a battery recycling “collection kit” the week of February 29, 2016. The kit will include everything you’ll need to know about collecting batteries for recycling.
INFORM Students, Faculty & Staff: Encourage students, school faculty or staff to bring ...
Read MoreJoin us and our collection partners as we celebrate National Battery Day (February 18) by recycling your old rechargeable batteries!* Throughout the month of February, consumers can enter to win prizes just by posting a picture of themselves recycling their used household batteries* at one of our collection sites. Call2Recycle will give away $250 gift cards to eight lucky battery recyclers** in the US.
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