Are you ready to lead the charge for battery recycling? To increase battery recycling awareness, we are launching: “Lead the Charge in Battery Recycling”, a multi-platform awareness campaign that will focus on recognizing National Battery Day, February 18.
The campaign will feature the “Lead the Charge” sweepstakes, which will invite consumers to recycle their batteries at a Call2Recycle drop-off site in ...
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Call2Recycle, Inc., the premier product stewardship organization in North America is growing its services following the expansion of its 20 + years of work in the U.S. and Canada. In order to expand its infrastructure and signaling the prospect of growth into other areas of recycling, the non-for-profit organization is enlisting new vendors for its sorting and processing capabilities.
The organization has added at least one new vendor, and others will soon be added to the existing list of vendors to ...
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The first day of 2016 is an auspicious day in Vermont as it unveils the first mandated US primary (single-use) battery recycling program. For the past 18 months, Call2Recycle has been developing a primary battery recycling program that complements its existing rechargeable program. The following Q&A answers some common questions about this new chapter in US battery recycling. For more details, visit the Vermont page on ...
Often flying under the radar, Call2Recycle’s industry stewards work behind the scenes to support battery recycling in North America. These stewards are industry leading battery and electronics companies that manufacture, market and distribute household batteries in the US and Canada. These companies are committed to ensuring the batteries they introduce into the marketplace are responsibly recycled when they reach their end of life.
The role of our industry stewards has changed very little since we were founded in 1994. The biggest ...
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This year’s monthly poll offered insights as to what our readers’ feelings on topics ranging from favorite Earth day activities to why you recycle and who should pay for are. The polls showed a definite predisposition toward recycling, especially batteries, and varied ideas to inspire others to do more. We want to thank the many readers who took the time to share their views. Where do you fit in the ...