Barrie, ON – May 13, 2010 –A renowned post-secondary institution in Milwaukee has introduced a new on campus recycling program. The cutting edge program draws on one of the latest trends in the recycling industry

Executive Summary Youngstown State University began using Busch containers is 2006/2007. This case study will examine how these containers were used over the past four years.

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.

Determine how much and what type of waste is generated in the office. Apply it to the specifications provided by the hauler and the anticipated level of traffic for the area. Together this information will provide what is needed for the recycling program to run. For example, an office environment may require desk side recycling bins or large capacity centralized collection containers. The type of recycling bin which will work best will depend on how often it will be emptied, the amount of employees contributing to it, possible janitorial services and the size of the area.

Barrie, ON – December 12, 2009 – Busch Systems has introduced a new event recycling container. The ‘Big Bottle Recycler’ is ideal for large outdoor events. The container stands nearly 5 feet tall and resembles a plastic pop bottle. It is attractive, easy to use and can be personalized to any recycling program. The new recycling container is custom designed for large event venues, such as, stadiums, theme parks and theaters. The future friendly container is constructed of durable opaque plastic generated from 100% recycled…