Global Electric Electronic Processing Inc. applauds Ontario government’s new Waste Electronics Diversion Program - Will greatly reduce landfill volumes and diversion of electronic waste

• Request for more information
• Forward this article to a friend
• Print friendly version

Geep Logo

Barrie ON, July 16, - GEEP (Global Electric Electronic Processing Inc.) is today applauding the Ontario government’s new Waste Electronics Diversion Program introduced by Environment Minister John Gerretsen on July 14, 2008.

“We are particularly pleased with the potential of this program to further reduce electronic material going to landfill and to virtually eliminate the diversion of electronic waste, said GEEP President Alfred Hambsch. “Everything we do at GEEP is driven by our absolute dedication to achieve zero landfill.”

“GEEP has developed unique proprietary processes during our 20 years of operations that enables us to provide a comprehensive integrated electronics recycling capability that will fully meet the needs of Ontario’s new waste electronics diversion program.” said Hambsch.

GEEP (Global Electric Electronic Processing Inc.) is a Barrie-based Global leader in fully integrated electronics recycling and recycling technology. GEEP has facilities in Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, Montreal, Vancouver, Raleigh Dallas and Costa Rica combined with a developing network of collection sites under the “e-CoLLeX” name across Canada. GEEP has a global network of affiliations across Europe, and throughout the Asia Pacific region.

For more information contact

Wallace Mackay
Vice President
705-725-1919
wmackay@geepglobal.com

www.geepglobal.com