Call2Recycle’s Canadian battery-sorting partner
Newalta is in the process of re-locating its national sorting operation from
Fort Erie to Hamilton, Ontario. This year, Canadians have already recycled more
than one million kilograms of batteries, a 26 per cent increase in collections
compared to 2013. The new facility provides more space for sorting operations,
as well as the opportunity to upgrade equipment and processes to improve
efficiency.
“We applaud the efforts of all Canadians who are
accepting their responsibility to ensure batteries are kept out of landfills,”
said Joe Zenobio, executive director, Call2Recycle Canada, Inc. “Partnering
with environmentally responsible entities such as Newalta is an important part
of our recycling program.”
While battery operations continue in Fort Erie
in the interim, Newalta expects to transition to the new location by late 2014.
“Newalta has been proud to partner with
Call2Recycle for the past several years,” said Michael Jovanovic, General
Manager of Ontario Facilities for Newalta. “We are making this significant
investment not only to enhance our battery-sorting capabilities in the
near-term by adding new, state-of-the-art equipment, but to allow us to grow as
Call2Recycle expands its reach in Canada.”
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