River Metals Recycling鈥檚 (RMR) Xenia, OH facility is celebrating 100 Years of Recycling! On June 13, RMR invited the community to visit the 840 Jasper Road recycling facility and help celebrate this significant milestone in scrap metal recycling. RMR hosted a cookout and offered giveaways commemorating Xenia鈥檚 100 years of recycling. Attendees included Brent Merriman 鈥� City Manager, and members of the Xenia Fire Department and Police Department.
River Metals Recycling purchased the assets and business of Xenia Iron & Metal in July 2007, but the Xenia yard traces its roots back to 1917. Over the years, RMR teammates have grown the company by executing strategies that have led to RMR鈥檚 success and reflect RMR鈥檚 core values: safety, excellence, integrity, and respect. These are RMR鈥檚 touchstones to excellence, and are the values that have made RMR an industry leader.
At RMR, safety is a top priority. RMR鈥檚 comprehensive safety process includes ongoing training and procedures to ensure the safety of all teammates, customers, and suppliers. RMR is actively engaged in community and philanthropic giving, perpetuating a tradition which has continued throughout the decades.
RMR celebrates its success in scrap recycling business, thanks in large part to the skill and dedication of all of the teammates, both past and present. RMR looks forward to the next 100 years. RMR buys common household ferrous and nonferrous scrap metal items like appliances, gutters, sheet metal, automobiles, aluminum cans and other aluminum, copper and brass products and electronic scrap. RMR鈥檚 Xenia facility is open Monday 鈥� Friday from 8:00 am 鈥� 4 pm and on Saturdays from 8:00 am 鈥� noon. RMR is the largest full-service scrap metals recycler in Kentucky and in the greater Cincinnati area and is wholly owned by The David J. Joseph Company (DJJ). DJJ is a subsidiary of Nucor Corporation, the largest purchaser of ferrous scrap in North America.
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