Promote curbside recycling and increase recycling rates with the CurbCarrier.

Curbside Industries, LLC, maker of the original CurbCarrier, announces plans for pilot program in selected communities in Chester county, PA. This study will quantify increased recycling rates when using the CurbCarrier for curbside recycling.

RALEIGH, NC (PRWEB) July 15, 2004 -- Curbside Industries, LLC, maker of the original CurbCarrier, announces plans to test market the CurbCarrier in selected communities in Chester County, PA. Nancy Fromnick, recycling coordinator with Chester County, PA recycling, is interested in conducting a pilot program of using the CurbCarrier to promote curbside recycling efforts in local communities. "We're interested in quantifying the results of using the CurbCarrier, and showing that it can increase recycling rates by making it easier for people to recycle", says Nancy Fromnick.

With landfill utilization reaching alarming levels across the country, recycling remains an important and vital strategy in conserving the natural resources of the country. Communities across the US have established aggressive goals for reaching their recycling levels. These efforts are underway not only to reduce landfill utilization, but increasingly as a way to supplement budgets by selling recycled goods.

"The CurbCarrier was specifically designed to help promote recycling by making it easier to carry the recycling bin to the curb," said Curbside Industries President Jane Bouchon. "Recycling coordinators around the country are starting to realize the significance of the CurbCarrier in reaching their recycling goals."

Curbside recycling is a popular way for people to reduce, reuse and recycle many items around the average household. Communities across the country have already adopted this popular form of conservation. The CurbCarrier, available online at www.curbcarrier.com, is an American made, weather resistant product. It's simple design, ease of use and low cost insures it's widespread use among families and municipalities interested in curbside recycling.

Recycling coordinators in several states have evaluated and purchased CurbCarriers for use in their recycling programs. Volume discounts are available for recycling programs and municipalities.

Curbside Industries, LLC, first introduced the CurbCarrier in 2003 in Raleigh, NC. Marketing efforts are underway across the US.

Distributorships are available.

For information: www.curbcarrier.com
Contact: info@curbcarrier.com
Phone: 919-608-0979

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