A&A Midwest Recycling Introduces New Remanufacturing Guide

A&A Midwest Recycling Introduces New Remanufacturing Guide

The new guide, "Keep it Green with Remanufacturing," explains the economic and environmental advantages of using remanufactured automotive parts.

LAS VEGAS – A&A Midwest Recycling has introduced a new guide to automotive remanufacturing. The two-page document is available as a free download on the company’s website and explains the economic and environmental advantages of using remanufactured automotive parts.
 
The new guide explains why remanufacturing industry has always been "green" and is one of the three “R’s” of product retirement – recycling, remanufacturing and reuse. Each year, remanufacturing accounts for more than $100 billion in annual sales in the U.S. and the reman industry employs close to 500,000 people, according to A&A Midwest Recycling. Automotive remanufacturing alone is estimated to be a $70 billion a year industry.
 
"Keep it Green with Remanufacturing" is one of three free educational guides produced by A&A Midwest Recycling. Also available are: "Guide to Recycling Scrap Metal" and "Metal Theft Prevention Guide." To download any of these free guides, visit www.aamidwest.com/recycling/guides.

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