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Panasonic Expands Electronics Recycling Program

April 14, 2009 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

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Panasonic LogoDid you know that Panasonic has a recycling program that lets customers drop off defunct, Panny-branded gear at no charge?

They do, and their program has just expanded to 310 locations by adding 30 more drop-off points in the Southeast, specifically “Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia.” According to Yoshi Yamada, Chairman and CEO of Panasonic Corporation of North America, they plan to blanket the U.S. with 800 locations by 2011.

You can check for a Panasonic drop-off point (and other electronic makers, too) in your neck of the woods by visiting MRM’s website. After all, that old, busted VCR in the closet isn’t doing anyone any favors…

Source: Press Release

Filed Under: E-Waste & Recycling Tagged With: e-waste, electronics lifecycle, electronics recycling, Panasonic

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