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NLR: CONNECTICUT’S ONLY DEP PERMITTED MERCURY LAMP RECYCLER   

NLR: CONNECTICUT’S ONLY DEP PERMITTED MERCURY LAMP RECYCLER    by NLR, Inc

About NLR

As the leading provider of comprehensive universal waste management services, Northeast Lamp Recycling (NLR) serves commercial, industrial and residential customers throughout New England, New York, New Jersey and the United States. Headquartered in East Windsor, Connecticut, our primary focus is to significantly reduce environmental mercury-contamination associated with the improper disposal and mismanagement of “spent” fluorescent and other mercury-containing lamps. NLR’s goal is to combine sound engineering and management practices while consistently delivering a cost effective and environmentally safe method of disposal. Commitment and dedication to worker safety and environmental compliance ensures their goals are constantly achieved. For more information, visit NLR online at www.NLRlamp.com




Northeast Lamp Recycling, Inc. (NLR) has been a leading provider of universal waste management solutions in Connecticut and throughout the northeast since 1994. The primary focus of NLR is to reduce the mercury-contamination associated with the improper disposal and mismanagement of “spent” fluorescents and other mercury-containing lamps.


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