Wisconsin Based Dynamic Recycling Buys Minnesota Computers : US E-Waste Recycler Expands into Refurbishment with Acquisition
Onalaska, Wisconsin based e-waste recycling and IT asset disposal firm, Dynamic Recycling, has acquired the assets of Minnesota Computers as it expands its footprint in the refurbished computer hardware industry.
Dynamic said that Minnesota Computers will maintain its Minneapolis facility, and continue current operations under new ownership. It added that it would actively seek opportunities for synergies between the two innovative organisations.
While currently R2:2013, ISO 14001:2004, OHSAS 18001:2007 certified, Dynamic Recycling said that its clients are assured that all data is sanitised or destroyed in accordance with NIST 800-88 Guidelines for Media Sanitization, Department of Defense standards (DOD 5220.22-M), and the National Association of Information Destruction (NAID) Standard of Electronic Media Sanitization Destruction.
The company added that it has strictly adhered to a No Landfill Policy since 2007.
"The acquisition will offer another channel to extract the best value for our customer's IT equipment," commented Dynamic Recycling president Curt Greeno.
In October this year Dynamic Recycling Dynamic Recycling has purchased some of the assets of the defunct e-scrap company Materials Processing including intangible assets such as and customer lists, its enterprise system and salesforce contacts.
MPC had been shut down in the wake of state fines for stockpiling CRTs, the loss of e-Stewards certification and a drop in commodity prices.
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