December 15, 2011

eForce Compliance Joins Coalition for American Electronics Recycling

eForce Compliance has joined the Coalition for American Electronics Recycling, an organization representing U.S. companies that believes electronics should be recycled in a secure and sustainable manner. The coalition is aligned with the mission of eForce Compliance to sustainably manage e-waste within the United States while creating jobs domestically. eForce is proud to be located in Philadelphia and strives on maintaining a local presence within their local community. The Coalition originated in the summer of 2011 in order to support the passage of the Responsible Electronics Recycling Act in an effort to create jobs, protect America's security interests and enhance sustainability across the nation. eForce supports the mission of the CAER and continues to maintain environmentally responsible recycling practices.

"We applaud the efforts of the Coalition for American Electronics Recycling and support the vision of making electronic recycling sustainable in our country," said Jay Segal, President of eForce Compliance.

About eForce Compliance

eForce Compliance is a leading and innovative recycling firm serving businesses in the metro-Philadelphia area. They help clients increase recycling rates, reduce disposal expenditures and provide the convenience of servicing over 100 recyclables with one call. Their expertise in local recycling markets and superior logistical support reduces carbon footprint while providing maximum environmental and financial returns.

To contact eForce Compliance, please call 866.468.6935 or visit our web site at

www.eforcecompliance.com


eForce Compliance is a community recycling partner in the metro-Philadelphia area. They are a fully licensed leader in local electronic collection events that provides environmentally safe disposal processes. eForce is the chosen partner of a number of community events and a recent member of the EPA's Sustainability Partnership, committing itself to sustainable business practices.