CompuCycle no tenía conocimiento previo del comunicado de prensa de BAN del 6 de septiembre de 2017. Estamos en desacuerdo con ese comunicado. Nos horroriza que BAN nos incluya en la lista de "Recicladores estafadores".
CompuCycle no exportó una impresora de nuestras instalaciones de Houston a Hong Kong. Lo que realmente ocurrió es lo siguiente: CompuCycle entregó 15 patines de impresoras a nuestro reciclador aprobado en Fort Worth, Texas, el 13 de julio de 2017, y esto está documentado. CompuCycle había realizado previamente una diligencia debida significativa sobre este reciclador aprobado, y tenemos pruebas documentales de que eliminan rutinariamente los materiales desmantelados de sus impresoras de conformidad con las normas R2.
Con este comunicado de prensa de BAN, Jim Puckett y BAN han hecho un intento evidente de mancillar indebidamente nuestra reputación empresarial, y tenemos la intención de perseguir este asunto más a fondo.
Sentimos la necesidad de emitir esta corrección aclarando las cosas. Nuestra reputación en la comunidad es, por supuesto, importante para nosotros. CompuCycle lleva 21 años en el mercado y siempre nos esforzaremos por llevar a cabo nuestras operaciones de forma responsable con el medio ambiente.
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CompuCycle and Pearland ISD Launch TechCycle: A Workforce Training Program Giving Students with Disabilities a Real Path to Employment
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Goodwill Houston Partners with CompuCycle to Offer Simple E-Waste Recycling for the Community
Goodwill Houston and CompuCycle have partnered to give Houstonians a simple, trustworthy way to donate and recycle household electronics.
Through this collaboration, residents can drop off laptops, desktops, tablets, monitors, and other household electronics at participating Goodwill Greater Houston donation centers. Reusable items help fund Goodwill’s job training and community programs, while non-resellable electronics are sent directly to CompuCycle’s certified Houston facility for secure, fully in-house recycling—ensuring materials are responsibly processed locally from start to finish.
CompuCycle and Pearland ISD Launch TechCycle: A Workforce Training Program Giving Students with Disabilities a Real Path to Employment
ITAD Isn’t a Recycling Decision. It’s a Risk Reduction & Brand Protection Decision.
The $987 Billion Question: Is Your ITAD Partner Ready for AI’s Hardware Avalanche?
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