NAPCOR seeks market for colored PET bottles

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The National Association for PET Container Resources (NAPCOR), a Charlotte, NC-based organization, is looking for entities that would accept polyethylene teraphthalate (PET) bottles in non-traditional colors for recycling. The association said that although clear and light green PET bottles are being recycled, other colors are being segregated. Luke B. Schmidt, president of NAPCOR, said that there are some worries about how the recycling industry would accept unique PET bottle designs that use different opaque and translucent colors. The association is offering a package that includes a financial grant over a two-year period to any entity that will process the non-traditional bottles.

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Is looking for entities that would accept polyethylene teraphthalate bottles in non-traditional colors for recycling

Business Associations, Trade Associations, National Association for PET Container Resources

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Hertz equipment seeks franchises

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Hertz Equipment Rental Corp., a Park Ridge, NJ-based company, will be looking for franchises in select markets in Canada, Puerto Rico and the US as part of its present strategy. Gerald Plescia, company president, said that the company will keep on opening new corporate locations, but it will also seek franchises in target markets with a strong construction base. Plescia said that with the consolidation that has happened in the equipment rental industry, the company feels that it offers the potential franchisees the benefits of being connected with a national company with a strong, recognizable brand.

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Will be looking for franchises in select markets in Canada, Puerto Rico and the US as part of its present strategy

Strategy & planning, Truck, Utility Trailer, and RV (Recreational Vehicle) Rental and Leasing, Utility Trailer, Rec Vehicle Rent, Lease and rental services, Recreational vehicles, Hertz Equipment Rental Corp.

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General Oil Co. earns ISO certification

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General Oil Co of Troy, MI, has become the first company in the state to become ISO 14001-certified. The distinction, bestowed by NSF-International Strategic Registrations, credits the oil recycling and waste treatment company for creating an Environmental Management system that not only offers good controls of the process' environmental aspects but also works within the requisites of production.

Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations, Oil Recovery Technology Svcs, Petroleum recovery services

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