MRI offers e-waste recycling
MRI has announced the availability of its new E-Waste Bins, an end-of-life secure recycling solution for unwanted electronic equipment.
This collection method for e-waste - classed as anything that plugs in or uses batteries - is suitable for both office environments and workshops or engineering depots.
MRI offers a one-cost service that includes drop off and collections, along with a certificate of recycling on every bin.
MRI is ISO 14001 certified and EPA accredited.
E-Waste bins are available across Australia, and MRI also offers separate collections for large quantities of e-waste.
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