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Sims expands into facility design and support

Published: March 16, 2017
Updated: March 16, 2017
by Bobby Elliott

Converge currently has 23 employees. Photo credit: Rafael Reveles.

Global e-scrap firm Sims Recycling Solutions has launched a subsidiary that aims to optimize processing plants, including those run by Sims competitors.

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