R2 Solutions has released the first draft of the R2:2013 Standard. The new standard is the product of an industry stakeholder work group that has worked over the past year on reviewing suggestions for updating the R2 Practices of 2008. The recommended standard has now been reviewed by the R2 Technical Advisory Committee (TAC). The . . . Read More
Windfield Alloy showed its support to Bikes Not Bombs by attending the second annual Building Momentum Breakfast on October 24th. Bikes Not Bombs uses the bicycle as a vehicle for social change. The organization creates local and global programs that provide skill development, jobs, and sustainable transportation. The Building Momentum Breakfast was designed to raise critical . . . Read More
When discussing with us their sourcing and purchasing needs, Procurement Officers and IT Managers have been recently less keen on focusing on Green IT metrics but much more on dollars and compliance. Although given the broad economic and regulator contexts, their positions may make sense, we continue to insist that Green IT is also about . . . Read More
It is hoped by BAN that the spin-off will increase the e-Steward program’s independence and allow the company to focus on its primary objective of “educating and advocating to prevent toxic trade and promote a toxic free future for all”, as well as allowing it to pursue new reforms and advance global trade policy. The . . . Read More
Windfield Alloy sponsored the Derry, NH under 8 boys’ soccer team to a day at Gillette Stadium, home of the New England Patriots and the Revolution Soccer Team. They first played a scrimmage game on the field and then watched the Revolution play! A memory the kids will always have!
Windfield Alloy is featured on the cover of Recycling Today magazine. In the article, the story is told of how Windfield integrates scrap metal recycling, electronics processing, and precious metals refining into a successful business model. Eric Tetler is quoted as saying, “They work hand in hand with each other.” Growth through diversity is key . . . Read More
Windfield Alloy celebrates its 30th anniversary. Started as a refiner and recycler of precious metals and electronic scrap, Windfield has gone on to become a ‘One Stop’ solution for the recycling needs of businesses both large and small. With locations in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, as well as partner sites throughout the U.S., Windfield provides . . . Read More
Windfield Alloy has moved its headquarters to Atkinson, NH. The 60,000 square foot facility will be used to provide office space for management and sales staffs as well as warehousing space for the electronics and non-ferrous metals divisions. The former Lawrence, MA location will continue to house the refining, ferrous and non-ferrous operations.