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General
Chemical Corporation (GCC) began
operating in 1960, and soon became the largest distributor/reclaimer
of chlorinated and fluorinated solvents in the northeast. Over
the years the company has undertaken a purposeful and methodical
transition into waste management and environmental services.
In May, 2000, GCC joined
the Clean Venture/Cycle
Chem family
of waste management companies headquartered in Elizabeth, NJ.
Together with its affiliates, GCC offers
comprehensive environmental services to companies throughout
the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic States, through its fully permitted
RCRA TSDF in Framingham, MA.
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Waste management services include
hazardous waste characterization, transportation, storage and
disposal. Hazardous waste which GCC is
licensed to handle include: halogenated and chlorinated solvents,
oil and oil contaminated debris, PCBs (limited quantities), wastewater
treatment sludges, acids and alkalines, metal-bearing wastes,
and pesticides.
GCC also
handles used fuel oils for recycling and certain non-hazardous wastes
that are not suitable for disposal with regular solid waste.
The facility is also authorized to serve as a "transfer facility" under
EPA’s Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA) regulations covering PCBs.
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