How the GO GreenSense program works
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Recycling & reuse
GO GreenSense is a free, full-service recycling program making it easier to get ahead of sustainability challenges.
We recover Copeland GO trackers and loggers for proper battery and component recycling—either turning them into something new or disposing of them in a proper, environmentally friendly fashion. Operational for nearly a decade, GO GreenSense provides proven support for a more sustainable supply chain.
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Our recycling program makes it easy to return GO trackers and loggers for proper battery and component recycling.
For returning Copeland trackers:
For returning Copeland loggers:
DOWNLOAD SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS DOWNLOAD LITHIUM BATTERY STICKER
If you have any questions or need support, feel free to reach out to us directly. Simply email GO.Green@copeland.com—we’re always here to help.
ESG initiatives are driving more sustainable practices across the perishable food supply chain, influencing every aspect of operations. This often involves identifying inefficiencies in existing processes and choosing business partners who support a more sustainable supply chain. Copeland is that partner. Click below to learn more.
Make sure your team members all know how to properly recycle Copeland GO trackers and loggers. Print and display these informative posters to keep everyone on track with your company’s sustainability goals.
Copeland GO real-time trackers
Copeland data loggers
In addition to the products above, Copeland continues to accept legacy tracking and monitoring devices for recycling.
All GO trackers contain lithium-ion batteries. These batteries are composed of critical raw materials—such as cobalt, graphite and lithium—which are considered both economically and strategically valuable resources. The GO GreenSense program removes the hassle from returning undamaged temperature monitoring devices. However, if you choose not to use GO GreenSense, ALWAYS dispose of batteries according to applicable local, state or federal regulations and DO NOT put lithium-ion batteries in the trash.
Download the GO Tracker safety bulletin to learn more.