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About Us
The Minnesota Materials Exchange program
is a free service that links organizations that have
reusable goods they no longer need to those who can
use them. By providing a business reuse network, the
Materials Exchange program helps prevent usable materials
from becoming waste.
In the last five years, the Materials
Exchange program has helped businesses save over $7
million and exchange over 30 million pounds of material.
Benefits
Use the Materials Exchange program to:
- Receive low or no-cost materials
- Reduce disposal and purchase costs
- Free-up storage space
- Find markets for your surplus materials
Disclaimer
The Materials Exchange program reserves the right to
list only business-related items and to deny access
to those who abuse the system. Please read our disclaimer
for the other limitations of our program.
The Minnesota Materials Exchange program
is coordinated by the Minnesota
Technical Assistance Program (MnTAP). MnTAP, a nonregulatory
program that helps businesses reduce waste, is funded primarily by a pass-through grant from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's Prevention and Assistance Division to the University of Minnesota School of Public Health, Division of Environmental Health Sciences.
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