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Tracey Road adds TANA Shredders to equipment lineup for landfill management

Tracey Road manages 10 sales locations in the Northeast

Equipment Finance News, AI AssistedbyEquipment Finance News, AI Assisted
March 5, 2025
in Dealer Operations
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Tracey Road has introduced TANA North America to its equipment lineup, bringing advanced shredding technology to the waste management industry.

TANA Shredders are designed to reduce landfill volumes, promote recycling, and enhance eco-friendly waste processing, according to a Feb. 25 Tracey Road release. Traditional landfill methods contribute to environmental challenges, including soil contamination and greenhouse gas emissions.

TANA Shredders offer a sustainable solution by efficiently breaking down waste materials such as construction debris, bulky waste, and organics, according to the release. Their advanced technology improves resource recovery while minimizing landfill dependency.

Equipped with energy-efficient designs and automated monitoring, TANA Shredders reduce operational costs and maximize efficiency, according to the Feb. 25 release. Case studies have shown that facilities using TANA Shredders have decreased landfill volumes by up to 30% and improved processing times by 50%.

By integrating TANA Shredders, businesses can lower disposal costs, optimize space utilization, and generate revenue from recyclable materials, according to the Feb. 25 release. Tracey Road’s expansion into TANA North America reflects a commitment to sustainability and innovative landfill management solutions.

Tracey Road manages 10 sales locations across New York and Pennsylvania, according to the company’s website.

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