Online Recycling Reports Document the Efforts of "Green" Companies

As public demand for “green” initiatives in business increases, management and public relations teams are constantly looking for more effective ways to communicate the effectiveness of their environmental programs to current and potential customers. In response to this growing market trend, Air Cycle Corporation has developed Online Recycling Reports, an innovative solution to identify, track, review, and communicate lamp, ballast, battery and electronic recycling totals for any organization. 

Air Cycle Corporation has already established itself in the recycling services market with the EasyPak pre-paid recycling container program, bulk pickup options for larger facilities, and the Bulb Eater, the original do-it-yourself fluorescent lamp crusher. Online Recycling Reports allow companies and organizations that use any of these services to better visualize the results of their recycling efforts, providing them with easy-to-understand charts and analysis of the different recycling methods in place at their facilities.

Online Recycling Reports allows users to capture and view data 24/7 using a dedicated account login at www.AirCycle.com or www.LampRecycling.com. Users are able to filter recycling information by variables such as waste type or time period for any number of facility locations. Once data is generated, reports are easily printed, e-mailed, or faxed for management review or distribution through “green” public relations efforts. Online Recycling Reports are unique in how they detail the work of any environmentally conscious company and educate an equally concerned public paying close attention to eco-friendly initiatives. Air Cycle Corporation is committed to providing the best recycling services possible, and Online Recycling Reports adds to the stellar line of products and features designed to exceed the highest standards of environmental compliance and business efficiency. 

More information about Online Recycling Reports can be found at http://www.aircycle.com/environmental/reports.aspx or by calling 800.909.9709.