RecycleNet Launches Free Service to Help Find New and
Used Waste Equipment
EquipFinder.com Offers Single Source Solution to Finding
Waste Handling & Recycling Equipment
Jan
29, 2004
SALT
LAKE CITY, UTAH, Feb. 03, 2004 — RecycleNet Corporation
(OTC-BB: GARM) today announced the official launch of EquipFinder.com
(www.equipfinder.com), a free online service that helps
users find balers, compactors, lift trucks and other types
of waste handling or recycling equipment.
RecycleNet
(www.recycle.net), which operates the leading online trading
platform for recyclable industrial materials, said the new
service gives prospective buyers access to OEM dealers on
a worldwide basis. This in turn gives users access to more
competitive quotes on a wide range of new and used equipment.
The Company said the launch
of EquipFinder.com reflects RecycleNet's corporate goal
of providing its customers with value added services that
improve global access to recycling markets.
"EquipFinder.com is a
single-source solution for anyone seeking waste handling
and recycling equipment,” said Paul Roszel, Chairman
and CEO of RecycleNet Corporation. “The global demand
for recycling materials and recycling-related equipment
is substantial and growing at a rapid rate. Our unique service
provides access to these markets for buyers and sellers
using online portals, creating a more orderly and efficient
marketplace.”
RecycleNet Corporation (OTC-BB:
GARM) was founded in 1995 as an online trading system for
recyclable materials. The Company has grown its network
of trading sites to serve more than 1.8 million unique users
per month from over 150 countries worldwide, including generators,
brokers, dealers, processors and consumers of recyclable
materials such as glass, metal, rubber, paper, wood and
plastic, along with used vehicles and equipment.
RecycleNet
does not buy or sell recyclable materials; instead the Company
earns fees for use of its trading network and other services.
For more information about the company visit the corporate
site www.recyclenet.com or Recycler’s World, the hub
of its online trading network, at www.recycle.net.
For
further information contact:
Paul
Roszel
RecycleNet Corporation
Tel.
(519) 767-2913
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