SRS Opens Facility in Dallas

Sims Recycling Solutions (SRS) us.simsrecycling.com has opened a new electronics recycling facility in Dallas. Formal operations began November, 2011.

GEEP Headquarters Achieves OHSAS 18001 Certification

Global Electric Electronic Processing ( GEEP ) has announced its Barrie, Ontario, headquarters location has achieved OHSAS 18001 certification.

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Michigan Plastics Recycler Acquires Assets of Former Competitor

The plastics recycling company McDunnough Inc. , based in Fenton, Mich., has purchased the processing equipment of a closed recycling company. The equipment will help McDunnough grow and advance its business in the plastics recycling industry.

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ECS Refining Purchases New Building

ECS Refining , based in Santa Clara,

SMS Buys Behr Port of Indiana Facility

Scrap Metal Services LLC (SMS) , Burnham, Ill., has increased its processing capacity by purchasing the assets of the Behr Iron and Steel Inc. Port of Indiana processing facility in Portage, Ind.

LEAE International to Distribute Imabe Shears and Balers in North America

Waste Processing Equipment remains the distributor for Imabe fiber and mixed recyclables balers.

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CertainTeed Increases Recycled Content for Vinyl Siding

Company’s vinyl siding product contains 60 percent recycled material.

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LEAE Internaitonal to Distribute Imabe Shears and Balers in North America

Waste Processing Equipment continues to offer Imabe balers for fiber and mixed recyclables.

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California District Gets MRF Funding

San Mateo County’s SBWMA raises $53 million with sale of bonds.

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Heartland Says Breach Has Cost It $32 Million This Year, Including $22.1 Million In Card Brand Fines, Settlement Offer

Heartland Payment Systems on Tuesday (Aug. 4) said it spent $32 million this year paying for costs related to the major data breach it disclosed in January, including $22.1 million to cover fines from key payment card brands and a settlement offer

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Heartland Says Breach Has Cost It $32 Million This Year, Including $22.1 Million In Card Brand Fines, Settlement Offer