History

CR Recycling was founded in 2003 by Mr. Aydemir Cinar in Oberderdingen. At the beginning, CR Recycling focused on trading metals and fractions from the dismantling of waste electrical equipment. In 2005, construction of a hall began in the intermunicipal industrial area in Oberderdingen-Flehingen, Robert-Bosch Ring 21. A permit according to the Federal Immission Control Act (BImSchG) was also applied for and CR Recycling received this permit in 2006.

2006 was also the starting shot for the German law on waste electrical and electronic equipment. CR Recycling was involved in this topic from the start and has served many different customers from the fields of manufacturers, distributors, return systems, municipalities and industry to this day.

In 2009, due to constantly growing quantities, the approval for our Robert-Bosch-Ring 9 location was started. The approval according to the BImSchG was granted in 2010 and the new building started. The completion was in August 2010. We are currently in the construction phase for a further expansion of the existing site. We expect completion by August 2019.

Certification in accordance with the Waste Management Company Ordinance and the Recycling Management Act has been in place since 2006. Certification as an initial treatment system in accordance with the WEEE Act is taken for granted. CR Recycling has all the necessary permits and is ready for the next steps.

Mission

CR Recycling has set itself the goal of working sustainably. The implementation in practice is our task.

CR Recycling accepts waste electrical and electronic equipment. The activity takes place in an industrial area, where we fall below all limit values ​​and there are no harmful or disruptive effects on other people, animals, water and air. No harm to others is a lofty goal, the health of people, animals and nature is a great good.

During the dismantling and the further steps at CR Recycling, pollutant-containing products and substances are discharged from the economic cycle. The pollutants are recycled or disposed of in accordance with legal requirements. You can no longer cause damage in the economic cycle. The employees carry out the work reliably. The protection and health of employees is an important point in the guidelines.

The extraction of secondary raw materials is important for sustainability. Natural resources are conserved and the environmentally friendly production of secondary raw materials is promoted. This should always be done with the best available technology in mind.

The health, satisfaction and well-being of the employees is promoted by a positive mission statement. Training courses, get-togethers and good togetherness promote cohesion.

CR Recycling always tries to save resources where possible. Suggestions for improvement are checked and implemented if they make sense.

A coexistence of nature and economy for the future is our goal.

Oberderdingen 08/01/2010