Reincarnation Exhibit Recycling Program - Evo Exhibits
The Evo Element Reincarnation Exhibit Program is designed to reduce the volume of retired exhibit materials reaching landfills.
Chicago, IL, November 12, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Reincarnation Exhibit Recycling Program – Evo Exhibits. The Evo Element Reincarnation Exhibit Program is designed to reduce the volume of retired exhibit materials reaching landfills.
The program features the recycling of nearly every exhibit material, including; Aluminum, Plastic, Wood, Particle Board, Corrugated Cardboard, Fabric, Metal, Laminate, Nylon, Velcro, Foam Packing Material, Paper, Styrofoam and Carpet.
Simply send old, used and unwanted exhibits to Evo's specified recycling facility, and for a small fee seperators break down the display into different material categories, and recycle all the different components separately.
Evo is committed to the sustainability; and will offer a 50% credit of the reincarnation cost toward a purchase of a new sustainable exhibit from Evo's Elements line of similar size, or a 25% credit toward a purchase of a new traditional exhibit from Evo of similar size.
Participants of the program will receive proof of recycling partners, listing all items recycled.
The Tradeshow Industry is a tremdously wastful industry. With programs like this, and recent access to sustainable trade show displays, exhibitors now have choices to participate in saving the enviornment.
Evo Exhibits is a full-service trade show exhibit company. Evo is pleased to offer a complete line of green exhibits that are made from eco-friendly materials without compromising design, functionality and durability. Evo's rental exhibit offering (re-using exhibit components) is one of the most comprehensive in the industry today also an enviornmently smart choice. Additionally, Evo provides trade show services including exhibit design, exhibit installation and dismantle, trade show logistics, exhibit storage (Las Vegas, Chicago and Orlando), exhibit management and trade show marketing services.
To receive a quotation for the Reincarnation Exhibit Recycling Program, send photos of the exhibit and crating to the contact info below.
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The program features the recycling of nearly every exhibit material, including; Aluminum, Plastic, Wood, Particle Board, Corrugated Cardboard, Fabric, Metal, Laminate, Nylon, Velcro, Foam Packing Material, Paper, Styrofoam and Carpet.
Simply send old, used and unwanted exhibits to Evo's specified recycling facility, and for a small fee seperators break down the display into different material categories, and recycle all the different components separately.
Evo is committed to the sustainability; and will offer a 50% credit of the reincarnation cost toward a purchase of a new sustainable exhibit from Evo's Elements line of similar size, or a 25% credit toward a purchase of a new traditional exhibit from Evo of similar size.
Participants of the program will receive proof of recycling partners, listing all items recycled.
The Tradeshow Industry is a tremdously wastful industry. With programs like this, and recent access to sustainable trade show displays, exhibitors now have choices to participate in saving the enviornment.
Evo Exhibits is a full-service trade show exhibit company. Evo is pleased to offer a complete line of green exhibits that are made from eco-friendly materials without compromising design, functionality and durability. Evo's rental exhibit offering (re-using exhibit components) is one of the most comprehensive in the industry today also an enviornmently smart choice. Additionally, Evo provides trade show services including exhibit design, exhibit installation and dismantle, trade show logistics, exhibit storage (Las Vegas, Chicago and Orlando), exhibit management and trade show marketing services.
To receive a quotation for the Reincarnation Exhibit Recycling Program, send photos of the exhibit and crating to the contact info below.
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Evo Exhibits
Kevin Fett
888-404-4224
www.evoexhibits.com
Kevin Fett
888-404-4224
www.evoexhibits.com
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