How many occupations can proclaim they save people’s money and the planet? Twenty years ago, an auto recycler’s business greatly relied on customers coming to the wrecking yard on the weekends. “Saturday would be the day when dads… Read full post »
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Looking forward has always been a priority for Michael Carcone. Michael Carcone owns and operates Carcone’s Auto Recycling in Aurora, Ont. It’s a family business, started by his father Tony, in 1978. Today it employs more than 49… Read full post »
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How to effectively dispose of EVs and battery systems is a growing concern. In Europe, there is a movement that is looking to push the envelope, not only in terms of electrified automotive technology but how the concept… Read full post »
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To raise awareness for the ICM’s upcoming International Congress for Battery Recycling ICBR 2019– to be held in Lyon, France, from September 18 – 20, 2019–the organization conducted an interview with Jean-Denis Curt, a recycling and circular economy… Read full post »
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As integration between collision and mechanical shops increases, auto recyclers are recognizing the need to adapt in how they do business with these shops and also each other. Integration is not without its challenges. Steve Fletcher, Managing Director… Read full post »
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