Eriez Wins Large Order From RPM Recycling
                   
pollutiononline.com     May 22, 2008            

Eriez, a leader in the recycling industry, announces that RPM Recycling recently purchased a 90-inch wide ProSort Metal Sorter and a 60-inch wide FinesSort Separator. Al Gedgaudus, Eriez Recycling Product Manager, reports that the package price for the equipment purchased exceeded $500,000 [read full story]                    


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usatoday.com     4 hrs ago          

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Recycled Tires Used To Resurface Suisun City Roads

cbs5.com     8 hrs ago          

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City Extends Pine Tree Waste Deal

redorbit.com     10 hrs ago          

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Limited-Time Recycling for E-Waste Offered

redorbit.com     10 hrs ago          

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