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Electronic Recyclers International (ERI), the nation's leading recycler of
electronics and e-waste, has officially launched 1-800-Recycling, a
division of ERI dedicated to enhancing and simplifying the consumer
recycling experience.
Profiled in this week's BrandWeek Magazine, ERI's 1-800-Recycling
concept is currently being used as a resource for information regarding
the recycling of electronics in California and Massachusetts and will be
expanding to cover the entire nation later this year.
John S. Shegerian, Chairman and CEO of ERI, said that on November
15th of this year (National Recycling Day), 1-800-Recycling will be
launched nationally as a fully integrated Web site (1-800-Recycling.org)
and live-operator phone line. Both the site and the phone service will be
able to direct users to responsible recyclers of electronics, tires, oil,
paint, glass, plastic, household hazardous waste, wood, mattresses,
carpet, junk -- basically everything that can be recycled.
"We are very excited about this launch," Shegerian said. "What we were
able to successfully accomplish within the financial aid industry with
FinancialAid.com, we are now doing with 1-800-Recycling. We have
taken the most intuitive and memorable name possible for the recycling
industry and we are doing something remarkable with it. This time, we
are changing the experience that the American public has when they
want to recycle any and all items they have come across that they want
to get rid of responsibly. Providing an easy-to-use resource to
consumers coast to coast and helping people get in touch with their
green DNA is something that has been part of our vision from the start."