The Milwaukee, Madison, Janesville, Paper Valley and Superior MRFs will serve as collection depots (E-Depots) for electronics sourced from public and commercial customers and will accept computers, computer monitors, televisions and computer peripherals. The MRFs will also accept consumer electronics, such as stereos, VCRs and cell phones.
RAA has similar operations in Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois.
“We are excited to expand our recycling service offering for Wisconsin businesses and residents,” Jeffrey Fielkow, RAA’s Upper Midwest director of operations. “This really adds to our leadership role in recycling in Wisconsin.”
Recycle America Alliance’s eCycling service, with collection and/or processing operations in more than 20 states, is a leading coast-to-coast provider of electronics recycling services. The company has approximately 3,300 employees, handles more than 8 million tons of commodities per year and operates 80 recycling plants. It offers marketing services for more than 190 locations in the United States and Canada.
RAA processes electronics collected at more than 85 recycling or disposal facilities nationwide and has three electronics processing facilities in Phoenix, Houston and Minneapolis. The company has service contracts with Compucycle in Houston; ElectroniCycle in Gardner, Mass.; E-Recycling of California in Paramount; ReCellular, Inc. of Detroit; Quicksilver Recycling Services in Tampa; and Sims Recycling Solutions in Hayward, Calif.Latest from Recycling Today
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