Every day people ask me the question: “What makes Busch Systems different”? It really is a great question. After all, Busch isn’t the only company that manufactures recycling bins. I often refer to the home page of the website as a great starting point to answering this question. When you land on the home page, there is an animation at the top which depicts a sun traveling across a green horizon followed by the words “You can make a difference…. start today”. That says it…

  After looking around for months for recycling containers, we had decided to give up.  We could not find anything that was affordable, or that would fit into our lobby or hallway comfortably-everything was too big, and too expensive.  One day while I was researching online, I ran across the Busch Systems website.  To my surprise, they had exactly what we were looking for in a hotel recycling program!               The fact that we could customize our containers was…

Barrie, Ontario, July 5, 2012 – The manufacturer of the world’s largest line of recycling, compost and waste containers has moved into a new building in Barrie, Ontario, Canada. Located mere blocks away from their previous address, the new facility was constructed over the past year and features a contemporary, modern design. “Our employees spend half of their waking hours in our offices”, states Craig Busch, President and CEO of Busch Systems. “It was important to us to create a comfortable and inspiring environment that…

Students face many decisions when beginning their post-secondary education. Locating a school that not only offers their program of choice, but is also appeasing in every other sense can be a challenge. Students want to be confident their choice will result in a viable career. With environmental concerns becoming more prominent in today’s society, scholars are looking for an eco0friendly green campus and green education more than ever before. If we want to continue down a path of sustainable living our educational programs and campuses should…

What’s a curbside without a traditional-looking curbside recycling container sitting on the edge?  With many cities making the switch to single stream recycling and distributing 2-wheeled carts, the curbside container may become a thing of the past.  Single stream recycling allows all materials, whether it is paper, plastic or glass to be collected in the same container.  Once collected at the curb, these recyclables are transported to a special facility equipped to sort through the items by both humans and machines, then baled and prepared…