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REMAG kiosks complete pilot phase as company plans improvements

January 31, 2014

REMAG, a kiosk-based program that rewards consumers for recycling with coupons, has completed its three month pilot in Puerto Rico and announced that more than 90,000 pounds of paper were recycled while close to $19,000 was donated to local nonprofit partners.

With the completion of the pilot, REMAG said it is now focused on improving the program and expanding into new markets, retailers and service providers. REMAG is investing in improving the kiosks with a new customer interface, scanning technology, and a focus on operations and efficiency.

"It is important for us to apply what we learned to make REMAG better for our partners and our users. REMAG provides real value to customers, real opportunities for manufacturers and service providers, and makes a very real impact on the environment," said Blake Patterson, executive vice president for REMAG. "We are very excited about the work to be done to evolve all components of the program and as anxious as our users to get REMAG back in the marketplace."

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