Tax Documents: To Shred or Not to Shred?

By Cal Micro Recycling | March 26, 2018
A large steel filing cabinet door ajar with the key still in the handle, a few stacks of paper are shown on the inside.

Often a manufacturer’s expired, outdated, recalled, or damaged inventory ends up being resold online without proper authorization. Online commerce companies like Amazon and eBay do not have a screening process sophisticated enough to decipher what dealers are approved to sell certain products, making it difficult to know what vendors to trust. There are specific clues…

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Finding a Solution to CRT Glass Destruction

By Cal Micro Recycling | March 5, 2018
A photo of a NO DUMPING sign posted on a tree while showing that someone left an old television next to it and trash behind.

Often a manufacturer’s expired, outdated, recalled, or damaged inventory ends up being resold online without proper authorization. Online commerce companies like Amazon and eBay do not have a screening process sophisticated enough to decipher what dealers are approved to sell certain products, making it difficult to know what vendors to trust. There are specific clues…

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The Importance of Recycling Batteries

By Cal Micro Recycling | March 5, 2018
A photo of several AA batteries in a group standing on their flat end, with one battery standing higher than the other and colored red.

After throwing waste into the garbage, few people know where their trash ends up. Most of the garbage that comes from homes and some small businesses typically goes to landfills. Organic waste eventually decomposes, but the toxic substances that are tossed out are unsafe for dumping. Sometimes we throw things away that we did not…

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