DEC
As a part of our continuous effort to be a fiscally and environmentally responsible steward, Call2Recycle has updated its shipping policies, effective January 16, 2017. Collection sites should be aware of two important changes:
- For many customers, FedEx will replace UPS in handling the shipment of your full Call2Recycle boxes. FedEx will deliver your collection boxes which will now feature a FedEx prepaid return shipping label. Any boxes you have in your inventory with UPS return labels can still be used ...
DEC
Toronto – Nearly 200 schools across Canada registered in the Call2Recycle® and EcoKids Battery Busters: Waste Reduction Week Contest, which resulted in 13,869 kg of used or expired batteries collected for recycling. The contest came on the heels of the highly successful Battery Busters: Spring Cleaning Contest and created an opportunity for students and teachers to take their waste reduction efforts to the next level. Organizers are thrilled with the results.
Joe Zenobio, Executive Director, Call2Recycle Canada, Inc. says, “We are ...
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Behind the word “recycling” lie myriad issues that present an important challenge to organizations that have a stake in the responsible management of the end-of-life products. From adopting different metrics to measuring the success of recycling programs to an increasing demand for tailored solutions, recycling should ...
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On April 19, Call2Recycle’s CEO & President Carl Smith joined Betsy Dorn, Consultant at RSE and Marcus Boolish, Director of Regulatory and Government at Energizer, for a discussion about product stewardship and the challenges of attaining a circular economy. During the webcast, which was sponsored by Call2Recycle and organized by GreenBiz, participants submitted questions about various webcast-related topics. We worked with our ...
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