“We are proud to be the first company headquartered in Maine to achieve R2/RIOS certification, which underscores eWaste Recycling Solutions’ commitment to environmentally sound standards and business practices,” says Rick Dumas, founder and CEO of eWaste Recycling Solutions. “By earning R2/RIOS, we are dedicated to protecting our workers and our community.”
“EWaste Recycling Solutions is to be commended for investing in the most responsible recycling practices with R2/RIOS,” says Robin Wiener, president of the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries Inc. (ISRI), administrator of R2/RIOS. “The company joins the growing industry movement to become certified, showcasing their dedication to operating at the highest industry standards and in an environmentally sound manner.”
To earn R2/RIOS certification, eWaste Recycling Solutions underwent a third-party audit to verify its compliance with quality, environmental, health and safety standards.
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