Creative Recycling Systems Opens New Morrisville Facility

April 10, 2009 - PRLog -- Creative Recycling Systems, an industry leader in the recycling of end-of-life and obsolete electronics, celebrated the grand opening of its new Morrisville facility on Friday, April 10. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. served as the keynote speaker for the event, highlighting the need for a clean, safe way to recycle end-of-life electronics.

Creative Recycling Systems provides electronics recycling solutions that represent a viable, economical alternative to environmental contamination. The new facility in Morrisville will serve SC, VA, TN and NC by safely recycling electronic equipment from governments, towns and corporations. The event addressed the regional need for safely disposing of electronic waste, including safety for workers and data security procedures.

“Creative Recycling Systems works to safely dispose and reuse materials that would otherwise end up in our landfills or shipped overseas,” said Jon Yob, president and chief executive officer of Creative Recycling Systems. “Our cutting edge technology transforms e-scrap into recyclable commodities destined for world class end markets.”

The Morrisville facility is equipped with state-of-the-art technology for the processing of computers, monitors, televisions and the thousands of other electronic products that it keeps out of landfills and the waste stream.

About Creative Recycling Systems, Inc
Creative Recycling Systems, Inc. was founded in 1994 with the mission of providing private companies, local, state and federal government and institutions with electronics recycling solutions that represent a viable, economical alternative to environmental contamination. Clients rely on Creative Recycling Systems for an efficient, cost-effective way to recycle electronic equipment, minimize liability risks, eliminate warehousing fees and ensure that proprietary information is completely removed through data destruction. The company has led the industry by incorporating innovative methods into the processing of obsolete electronics.  It has invested in cutting-edge equipment to shred, sort and separate equipment into its original components which are further refined and recycled into new products. The goal is zero waste.

CRS has facilities in Tampa, Miami and Tallahassee, Florida; Atlanta, Georgia; Nashville, Tennessee; Louisville, Kentucky and Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina and services the Eastern United States. For more information visit: http://www.crserecycling.com

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