industrial recycling program

Talk to any industrial business owner, CFO or facilities manager and they will tell you that every penny counts. That is why turning trash—industrial materials or surplus your company no longer needs or wants—into cash makes business sense. Plus, it is painless and profitable to turn your business’s unwanted waste into extra revenue. Not only does your business gain an economic benefit, but it also gains the goodwill of employees and community by helping the environment. Tons of waste stays out of the local landfills and gets recycled, thus saving valuable resources. An industrial recycling program is easy to implement, manage and master, especially when you have the right partner like Texas Recycling leading the way.

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recycling with kids

Recycling grows more critical for the health of our planet every day. As the population increases, more structures are built. This requires more goods to be manufactured and consumed. To keep these goods out of landfills, recycling efforts must continue. How can we ensure that recycling technology will continue to improve, enabling us to build more sustainable systems and create a cleaner planet? One answer can be found in educating the next generation by recycling with kids.

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Business recycling program go green

4 Tips to Turn Your Company Green

Starting a business recycling program is not always a top priority and sometimes gets dismissed. When there is a company to run, products to manufacture, clients to contact, and a job to do, business recycling can get pushed down the to-do list. But wait, there’s good news!

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Recycling symbol

Paper, glass, or plastic, the recycling symbol is virtually ubiquitous today. More people and businesses recycle today more than ever in human history. In the United States in 2018, 292.4 million tons (U.S. short tons unless specified) of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW)—or trash—were generated. About 94 million tons of MSW were recycled and composted, resulting in a 32.1 percent recycling rate. This means in the U.S. about one-third of all waste is recycled.

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