Kuusakoski Recycling Services Now Offered In 12 Countries

August 27, 2015 – – Kuusakoski, a recycling business in Plainfield, IL, is proud to announce that the company now has centers in 12 countries around the world. This development makes it the largest metal and electronics recycling business on the planet. This expansion is part of the company’s plan to ensure that it would be able to provide protection a substantial portion of the world.

A representative from Kuusakoski says: “Recycling is a hugely important part of protecting and conserving our planet and we are proud to play a part in this. Having opened our center in the 12th country, we feel that we really are at the forefront of the green revolution.”

Opening the recycling center in the 12th country means that the company now covers three different continents. They also work across 48 of the 50 states in the U.S. and intend to increase this so all states are covered in the near future. The company provides cost-effective, environmentally responsible recycling services to e-waste collectors and recyclers, enterprises, small businesses, nonprofits, original equipment manufacturers, and government and municipalities.

The company also prides itself on the fact that they can ‘process greatness’. They are obsessed with always improving the technology that they use, finding new processing methods, improving overall recycling and more. In fact, they have regularly invented new equipment and they always have professionals working on improving and perfecting the equipment and methods they currently use.

Kuusakoski has been around for a very long time and they have pioneered and revolutionized the recycling industry. For the past 60 years, they have also had a recycling research lab. Very few other companies can make similar claims.

As can be seen on the company’s website at kuusakoski.us, the company has a number of simple and clear goals. First of all, they want to make sure that recycling is easy and affordable. They also believe that current recycling processes can always be improved and they work very hard at identifying these improvements. Furthermore, they believe anything that can be recycled has a recycling value, regardless of size. Finally, they believe that nothing is wasted in nature through the circle of life and this is something that should be emulated, by wasting nothing in recycling.

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Contact Kuusakoski :

Kuusakoski
(815) 254-5917
hello@kuusakoski.us
13543 S Route 30
Plainfield, IL 60544-1100

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