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ISPA advances new options for recycling used mattresses
15 Jul '09
3 min read
“My colleagues on the MRC and I are firmly committed to making our industry and our world more sustainable.” He added, “Mattress recycling is a challenge that can't be solved by just one manufacturer or one retailer acting alone. It is an industry wide issue in which all parties in the value chain—the manufacturer, the retailer and the consumer—have a shared interest and responsibility. By pooling ideas, resources and talents as the industry is doing here, I am confident we can work toward a practical solution.”
Established in 1915, the International Sleep Products Association is dedicated to protecting and enhancing the growth, profitability and stature of the mattress industry. ISPA represents nearly 700 mattress manufacturers and their suppliers around the world.
Established in 1915, the International Sleep Products Association is dedicated to protecting and enhancing the growth, profitability and stature of the mattress industry. ISPA represents nearly 700 mattress manufacturers and their suppliers around the world.
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