Scraptrust.com announced that they have secured qualified scrap commodity inspectors in a number of countries including Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Russia. In total, www.scraptrust.com is able to conduct commodity inspections in 12 countries, including the United States, China, Central and South America, and most of the European Union.
“The addition of our inspectors in these countries gives www.scraptrust.com a true worldwide reach” says Eric Kurland, VP of Administration and Technology. “We now have the ability to offers services in remote and hard-to-reach areas that allows for a wider expansion of business for scrap dealers. No longer are the trust problems of the past a barrier to what could be great business opportunities. Our Inspectors complete a rigorous 20 question inspection list as well as completing any other tasks that the customer may request. Once finished our inspectors put a waterproof sticker on each conveyance to assure that what was inspected is what was shipped. “
Scraptrust.com is a membership based, business services web portal geared toward the scrap and recycling industry. In addition to its Inspection services, the website offers research and vetting services, complaint and rebuttal forum, a credit rating service and dispute resolution services as part of their membership.
Two Companies Receive Awards of Excellence from CARE
The awards were given during CARE’s annual conference.
Representatives from Starnet Worldwide Commercial Flooring Partnership and ReSource Commercial Flooring Network were presented with the Awards of Excellence from the Carpet America Recovery Effort (CARE) at the carpet recycling group's annual conference.
The awards recognize the two companies' commitment to CARE, and most recently, their support of CARE's Aligned Dealer membership program. Last year, both Starnet and ReSource made it possible for their dealers to join CARE as individual members.
"CARE is very grateful to both Starnet and ReSource for supporting our mission to divert carpet from the landfill," says Georgina Silorski, CARE’s executive director. "Through their combined efforts, over 200 dealers have been able to demonstrate their concern for the environment by becoming members and actively participating in CARE."
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