“Using the ‘Green Facts’ Recycling Signage is a great way to educate the public about how they are helping their environment.”

Barrie, ON January 05, 2011 — After much anticipation, Busch Systems has added a new series to their product line. Considered the “high end” of recycling containers, the Bermuda Series from FinBin®  offers Busch Systems clients an option outside of the “big blue”. The sleek, stainless steel design of the Bermuda Series, blends easily into any environment and adds a touch of elegance to your single ... [ Read more ]

Single-stream recycling is a new and exciting trend developing across the recycling industry, from municipal to special events

Busch Systems is supplying two of the six recycling bins for the Coca- Cola Recycling Bin Grant Program.

Contact event venues and inform them of the recycling program. This will ensure that there are no competing programs at the event and eliminate confusion for guests. Organize a meeting with all staff prior to the event. Educate the staff on how the program runs, what the goals are, who the program coordinator is and what everyone’s responsibilities are. Also, consult the event hosts and determine if recycling program information can be supplied to guests prior to the event (perhaps alongside an invitation).

There are several ways in which a program coordinator can keep up enthusiasm at a healthcare facility. For example, a record of the amount of recyclables leaving the facility can be stored and statistics can be generated on the materials recovered. These statistics could be sent out to the media, from which coverage of the facility may fallow. This will positively recognize the efforts of staff and encourage them to continue to recycling in the future.

Following the development of a recycling program is the execution. In order for the program to run smoothly the end user must be educated on how it operates and understand what the goals are. Rolling out the initiative will get those sharing the space excited about the program and motivated to use it.

After a container is selected it must be incorporated into a well organized recycling program. The first step is assigning a program coordinator. This should be someone in the facility who is interested in taking charge of the program. Once the coordinator is made aware of their responsibilities they can ensure that the recycling program is always running smoothly.