Just six months after launching, ASL Recycling’s GREENetwork has increased its GREENspot California
“What we hear is that consumers want to do the right thing and get rid of their e-waste responsibly, but they’re concerned about the security of their personal data or exactly how the e-waste is being recycled,” says Carey Levine, vice president of sales and marketing at ASL Recycling. “When you select a GREENspot, you can be sure that you’re working with a reputable e-waste collector that is part of the ASL GREENetwork.”
Over the past two months, ASL has established 11 new GREENspot locations, bringing their total to 100, and in the coming monthsASL plans to continue their expansion intoSouthern California .
E-waste accepted at GREENspot drop-off centers includes TVs, cell phones, computer equipment, microwaves and electronic equipment from office and labs.
To learn more about the GREENetwork, visit www.aslgreenetwork.com.
“What we hear is that consumers want to do the right thing and get rid of their e-waste responsibly, but they’re concerned about the security of their personal data or exactly how the e-waste is being recycled,” says Carey Levine, vice president of sales and marketing at ASL Recycling. “When you select a GREENspot, you can be sure that you’re working with a reputable e-waste collector that is part of the ASL GREENetwork.”
Over the past two months, ASL has established 11 new GREENspot locations, bringing their total to 100, and in the coming monthsASL plans to continue their expansion into
E-waste accepted at GREENspot drop-off centers includes TVs, cell phones, computer equipment, microwaves and electronic equipment from office and labs.
To learn more about the GREENetwork, visit www.aslgreenetwork.com.
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