TFC Recycling and CNU Recycle Fest 2007
Summary
“We are very pleased to be partnering with CNU to expand its recycling, campus wide, with such enthusiasm and purpose demonstrated by the students,” said Michael Benedetto, Vice President of TFC.TFC pioneered the first automated Material Recovery Facility (MRF) on the United States East Coast and continues to revolutionize the recycling industry through its use of single stream technology.A five-day kick-off began on Monday, January 29, and ended on Friday, February 2, with activities from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on the Great Lawn of the University.Throughout the week, clubs and organizations signed up to help create awareness of the importance of recycling.“We are very pleased to be partnering with CNU to expand its recycling, campus wide, with such enthusiasm and purpose demonstrated by the students,” said Michael Benedetto, Vice President of TFC.Representatives from the City of Newport News, TFC Recycling, and The Virginia Living Museum took part in the events.About TFC RecyclingIn 1897 the Benedetto family began collecting rags, newspaper, and trash in New York City with a pushcart.TFC pioneered the first automated Material Recovery Facility (MRF) on the United States East Coast and continues to revolutionize the recycling industry through its use of single stream technology.