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Carl Smith

How to predict battery recycling success in ‘elusive’ US market

Exposing the ‘design flaws’ of the international battery industry

New all time high for battery recycling in North America

Call2Recycle sets battery and phone collection record

World battery market worth US$ 60 billion

Call2Recycle strengthening used battery logistics

US consumers want to assuage their ‘green guilt’

ICBR 2014: Battery Directive passes fitness check

Vermont claims battery stewardship first

More American consumers admit to ‘green guilt’

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