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Dealing With Hard to Recycle Items
It’s one thing to make an effort at your company to recycle the easy stuff—paper, plastic goods, soda cans, etc. But there are certain items that can’t simply be thrown into a bin and picked up through a normal recycling service. And depending on the nature of your business, you might have significant quantities of these items that you need to get off your hands.
How Are You Fitting The Bill For Your Equipment?
Selecting the right type of waste and recycling equipment for your business is only the beginning. The harder part is often figuring out how you’re going to pay the bill. Does it make better financial sense to rent or buy?
Becoming Less Wasteful with Furniture Waste
Furniture waste, or f-waste as the growing issue has been termed, affects businesses of all kinds. Offices relocate. Branches downsize or close. People come and go. Needs change. And every once in a while, the marketing department leads a rebranding effort that modernizes your no-longer-of-this-decade space. Whatever the cause of your furniture surplus, it’s a good idea to have a plan for getting rid of it that doesn’t send all those extra desks, chairs and filing cabinets straight to the landfill.
National Distributor
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How Waste Experts Limit Waste Expenditures
Waste removal can be expensive for a business. From employee lunches to hazardous materials, getting rid of everything your company throws away can add up. Having an independent waste management advisor can improve cost-efficiencies, help you reach sustainability goals and make sure you’re not throwing away dollars that can be put back into your bottom line.
Recycling: Sorting Out the Truth
Recycling is more than the right thing to do. For businesses, it’s an opportunity—a chance to reduce waste management costs, meet corporate sustainability goals and be seen as an environmental leader in the community. But there are some misconceptions about the recycling industry that can cause confusion for both businesses and consumers.