GS Battery (USA) Inc., based in Roswell, Ga., has joined Atlanta-based Call2Recycle to enhance its recycling efforts and provide its customers additional means to recycle small, sealed lead-acid batteries. Call2Recycle claims it is the only no-cost rechargeable battery and cell phone collection program in North America.
GS Battery is the American subsidiary of Japan’s GS Yuasa Group.
"Supporting a battery recycling program is one important way that businesses can advance their green business practices and make their organization more sustainable," says Carl Smith, CEO and president of Call2Recycle. "GS Battery is joining a dedicated group of manufacturers and marketers that have committed to a product stewardship program for rechargeable batteries and are contributing to a cleaner environment and healthier, safer communities."
Call2Recycle adds that it is the first battery recycling program to obtain Responsible Recycling Practices (R2) certification and e-Stewards certification.
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