"If it has a cord or a battery, at some point, that product will need to be responsibly recycled," says TechWaste CEO Richard Steffens.
Beyond electronics recycling, companies often need full product destruction, and this is where TechWaste's newly launched service comes in. Consumer protection, litigation and brand reputation collectively being at an all-time high presents businesses and agencies with the need to protect themselves and their customers from faulty, counterfeit, expired, recalled or otherwise unusable products. Only total product destruction can assure that returned, discontinued or unwanted products will not return the marketplace, TechWaste Recycling says.
TechWaste Recycling's Certified & Secure Product Destruction service is designed to ensure brand and business names are protected at all times by providing complete product destruction. Even if a product has been discontinued, it could reach a secondary resell black market.
Depending on the product destruction requirements, TechWaste uses a variety of destruction processes, including shredding, crushing and manual destruction, to achieve desired results. TechWaste Recycling says its product destruction methods allow for a high volume of products to be destroyed in minimal times, enabling it to handle any large project type requiring the demanufacturing of products.
TechWaste Recycling says it directly services Southern California and provides transportation services to its facilities from nationwide locations.
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