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Electronic Manufacturers Recycling Management Company, LLC  Ÿ  612-377-6031  Ÿ   Info@MRMrecycling.com

 
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About MRM
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Our Mission

MRM's Mission is to bring electronics manufacturers and electronics recyclers together into long-term relationships that provide convenient recycling opportunities to consumers. Our long-term goal is sustainable electronic product recycling.

What we offer

  • MRM’s primary goal is to develop recycling systems that are convenient for consumers and open to participation by all electronic product manufacturers. We believe that manufacturers working together to manage recycling systems is the best way to insure effective and sustainable recycling for electronic products. Our industry’s immediate challenge is the establishment of systems in those states that require manufacturers to collect and recycle electronic products as a condition of sale. Longer term, the electronics industry is working toward the development of a comprehensive nation-wide approach, and MRM will seek to play a leadership role   in that process.

If you are a consumer seeking a location to recycle your home electronic products...

If you are a manufacture or commercial recycler seeking to participate in our collection programs...

  • See a state-by-state listing of MRM-run programs and links to official state electronic recycling information on our "State Programs" page.

  • See a listing of services and state compliance information on our "Services" page.


NEWS announcements

Check out our news on the "MRM in the News" page

  • MRM establishes nationwide program for responsible, convenient electronics recycling

    Panasonic, Sharp and Toshiba to Utilize MRM Services to Operate Individual Nationwide Manufacturer Recycling Programs.

    MRM, a leading provider of e-waste recycling management services to manufacturers, announced that it has established a national recycling infrastructure that manufacturers can utilize to provide convenient recycling opportunities for consumers. Beginning January 15, 2009 the MRM Recycling network will provide recycling opportunities at 280 locations with at least one recycling center located in each state, making it one of the most comprehensive national recycling networks. MRM will continue to expand its program and expects to have established at least 800 drop-off locations by 2011.

    See the complete announcement here

  • MRM adds new sites in Texas 

    MRM, announced a new agreement with Goodwill Industries of Central Texas that significantly expands MRM’s recycling infrastructure in Texas. Under the program, end-of-life televisions from Panasonic, Sharp or Toshiba dropped off at any one of Goodwill’s 35 locations across 15 counties in central Texas will be responsibly recycled at no charge to the consumer.

    Full details here

  • MRM Launches National Recycling Initiative

MRM will begin creating a national recycling infrastructure that manufacturers can utilize to provide convenient recycling opportunities for their customers. Panasonic Corporation of North America, Sharp Electronics Corporation and Toshiba America Consumer Products, LLC, will be the first companies to utilize this expanded recycling service to operate their individual manufacturer recycling programs. MRM’s goal is to address America’s e-waste recycling needs most efficiently by bringing the electronic product manufacturing community together into a unified voluntary effort.

 

See the complete announcement of the launching of a national recycling initiative here.

 

 
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