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Conigliaro Industries, our computer recycling services and our product Boston's Best Cold Patch were recently featured on Channel 5's Chronicle Show. The segment, entitled "Who Knew," featured our unique process for recycling computers and turning the resulting plastic housings into pot hole filler…or how we turn the information highway into the highway!
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- Campaign targets computer makers
Metrowest Daily News, Earth Day Issue, April 20, 2003
- Conigliaro expands its mattress recycling program
Rubber and Plastics News, BedTimes, April 2003
- Recycler making major push into product arena
RubberNews.com, January 14, 2003
- Conigliaro adds plant, mattress operation
RubberNews.com, January 14, 2003
- Recycler Hopes To Find Money In, Not Under, Mattresses
Modern Plastics, December 18, 2002
- Conigliaro Industries Opens Mattress Recycling Plant:
First Commercial Recycling Plant for Mattresses Will Help Massachusetts Meet Aggressive Recycling Goals
Alliance for the Polyurethanes Industry, December 10, 2002
- Turning Waste Plastic into a Pothole Filler
The Osgood Report, CBS News Radio, November 29, 2002
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- Recycler diverts beds from Mass. sites
Waste News, October 28, 2002
- Used Plastic Takes Place of Stone in Concrete Blocks
American Recycler, July 2002
- Running the Obstacle Course
Recycling Today, March 15, 2002
- Mattress, Furniture Recycling Site Opens
Recycling Today, December 21, 2001
- Mattress and Furniture Recycling Site to Open
Recycling Today, October 9, 2001
- An Innovative Recycler Creates Innovative Markets
American Plastics Council TAP Newsletter, July 2001
- Filling potholes with castoff computers
Christian Science Monitor, May 14, 2001
- Business Takes Recycling to the Limit
BioCycle, August 2000
- Please Dispose of Properly
Entrepreneurs look for ways to put old computers to good use
Scientific American, February 2000
- The True Information Superhighway
American Plastics Council, May 1999
- Appetite for Destruction
Destruction is their business and business is good.
Metrowest Daily News, August 1, 1999
- Computer Recycling Program in Massachusetts
Associated Press, April 7, 1999
- Pothole Filler Gives New Meaning to “Information Highway”
American Plastics Council, April 6, 1999
- Massachusetts is filling potholes with old computers!
The Green Scene (Show Transcript)
- Aiming For Zero Waste
Worcester Business Journal, April 14, 1997
- Framingham plant recycles plastic hazardous waste
Boston Business Journal, December 6, 1996
- Hospital Plastics Recovery Line Is Just What The Doctor Ordered
American Plastics Council, October 8, 1996
What Our Customers Are Saying
- "We were extremely pleased to learn that we could keep a significant amount of re-roofing material out of the landfill by recycling the existing roof membrane. Not only did recycling the existing membrane make sense and help us move towards our goal of being more environmentally responsible, it allowed us to help our customer, Sara Lee Bakery, realize it's goal of reducing the amount of waste generated at the facility. Sara Lee was very supportive of the idea and Nationwide Foam made it easy for us to offer this service. We will look to Nationwide Foam in the future as a source for recycling membrane and foam insulation boards on all our re-roofing projects."
Project's Roofing Contractor - February 2011
- "The recycling portion of the project went very smoothly. I will continue to use your company as a resource for our future re-roofing projects. Thank you for your assistance with the project."
Tom Caspari, Missouri Builders Service, Inc.
- "Everything went very well, we are looking forward to working together again soon."
Thank You, Bill, York PA
- "With the size of the roof, there would have been a lot of EPDM and insulation heading to the landfill. As it turned out, NFI was able to save us money by recycling the EPDM and insulation. And, we were happy to keep all that material out of the landfill."
Roofing Contractor Magazine Feb 2010
- "It was a smooth and straightforward process for us. Nationwide completed the job as quoted with no hidden charges. In fact, even the ballast was hauled away to be cleaned and recycled, so everything that could be recycled on this job was recycled."
Roofing Contractor Magazine Feb 2010
- "It was a pleasure working with you on this last job and I will recommend NFI to other companies I work with. Thank You."
Anonymous
- "On a sizeable project like this we felt that offering to recycle the old materials was one more way for our bid to stand out. We felt good being able to support the environment. With the additional cost savings there was no reason not to do it."
Roofing Contractor Magazine Feb 2010
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