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MRM’s goal is to develop recycling systems that are convenient for consumers and open to participation by all electronic product manufacturers. We believe that manufacturers working together to manage recycling systems is the best way to ensure effective and sustainable recycling for electronic products. Our industry’s immediate challenge is the establishment of systems in those states that require manufacturers to collect and recycle electronic products as a condition of sale. Longer term, the electronics industry is working toward the development of a comprehensive nation-wide approach, and MRM will seek to play a leadership role   in that process.

If you are a consumer seeking a location to recycle your home electronic products...

See a state-by-state listing of MRM sponsored consumer collection programs and links to drop off sites in your area here.

If you are a manufacture or commercial recycler seeking to participate in our collection programs...

• See a state-by-state listing of MRM-run programs and links to official state electronic recycling information on our "Manufacturer Services" page.

• See a listing of services and state compliance information on our "State Compliance" page.

MRM has won the Plug-In To eCycling’s TV Recycling Challenge, a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) program. The TV Recycling Challenge is a national competition started this year, calling upon television manufacturers and electronics retailers to partner in creative ways to increase responsible recycling and collection practices for end-of-life TVs in 2009 and beyond.

MRM was tapped for the honor over several other programs after being evaluated on the basis of its partnerships; innovation; longevity; consumer outreach; accessibility; pounds of TVs collected; and ability to ensure that responsible recycling practices are followed. In making the award, EPA cited MRM’s “wide reach” and “different approaches to collecting TVs, including working with charities and self storage units.”

The Challenge was created this year by the EPA to raise public awareness of the importance of responsible recycling of televisions and to recognize significant achievement by manufacturers and retailers in providing convenient and consistent ways for consumers to safely recycle their old TVs. Overall, since the Plug-In To eCycling program began in 2003, partners have recycled more than 200 million pounds of electronics, including televisions as well as computers and cell phones.

 

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Television Manufacturer Continues to Reduce Impact on Environment with Eco-Friendly Initiatives and Energy-Efficient Products

 

As part of its ongoing environmental efforts, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. (MDEA) today announced that it is joining the Electronic Manufacturers Recycling Management Company’s (MRM) national recycling initiative. Effective immediately, all MDEA TVs can be recycled at no charge to the consumer through MRM’s growing infrastructure of drop-off locations around the United States.

 

By joining MRM’s recycling initiative, MDEA bolsters its existing eco-friendly efforts, including advancements in reducing the energy consumption of its products. MDEA has a robust selection of highly energy efficient TVs including the company’s Home Theater TV series and LaserVue®, the most energy-efficient large-format, high-definition television available on the market today. With operating power consumption at approximately 135W, LaserVue uses exponentially less power1 than comparably-sized LCD and plasma TVs.

 

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