How Call2Recycle Recycles Your Batteries What happens to batteries and cellphones after you drop them off at a Call2Recycle® collection site? They begin a fascinating journey through the recycling process, with the metal and chemical byproducts eventually winding up in new products and the remaining waste safely disposed of accordi...
North American Battery Recycling Reaches New Collection Heights
Battery Collection & Recycling Program Reports 20 Percent Increase
Atlanta – July 21, 2016 – A record 3.3 million kilograms (7.3 million pounds) of single-use and rechargeable batteries recycled at the mid-year mark, an increase of 20 percent compared to the same time period last year, repor...
Embracing Closed-loop Recycling and What It Means for Batteries
Achieving success in sustainable initiatives can present a challenge to every organization. As discussed recently in a white paper commissioned by Call2Recycle, Shifting the Focus from End-of-Life Recycling to Continuous Product Lifecycles, organizations that strive to adopt the principles of the ci...
Introducing Call2recycle’s Refreshed Brand Identity and Website
Earlier this month, Call2Recycle revealed a refreshed brand identity, including an updated redesign of its U.S. website. The updates to the logo and positioning line, along with the website redesign is part of the organization’s interest to ensure that the values of Call2Recycle are represented th...
