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by It's not easy being green on Fri Jan 18, 2008 3:00 pm
I work for a company that makes lighting fixtures and we have a high quality standard. We end up rejecting a large quantity of glass from our vendors that do not meet the specs and the pieces just end up in the garbage.
I've tried to source a company that could reuse the rejected pieces but I can't seem to find a company to do it. Since we use a large range of colors and some pieces(shades) have multiple colors in them, companies don't think it's worth the trouble to reuse them.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
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by Tripholiada on Sun Jan 20, 2008 1:24 pm
hmmm. contact these people and see if they want your glass???
http://www.bottletree.com/?gclid=CN2ex6 ... OAodym5xFw
who knows maybe they would even pay for it? *although i seriously doubt it...
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