DALLAS, Dec. 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Dallas Market Center is the most complete wholesale trade resource in the world. Products include home, gift, lighting & accessories, and more. Since it was founded in 1957, the trade collaboration has grown into an international destination for trade events and product merchandising. Recently, the Market Center upgraded its onsite two-way communications to an all-digital system from Motorola to aid in more reliable and secure communications over its large campus. It then sought to repurpose its previous radio system and selected Radiowell to oversee the used radio disposition.

Radiowell, America’s largest wholesale- buyer and seller of used two-way radios, purchased the Market Center’s old Motorola system and included an environmental objective in the deal as well. Radiowell pledged to plant one tree in American’s National Forests for each former Market Center radio it purchased. This means nearly 200 new trees will be planted in 2023 as a direct result of the Dallas Market Center radio system upgrade. Bob Storer, Sr. Vice President of Dallas Market Center Protective Services explains, “As a well-known icon in global trade, we seek partners that maximize our asset values in a manner that aligns with environmental conscience.”

Every year, thousands of two-way radios are improperly discarded in landfills. These radios have value as scrap materials and can often be reused to support life-saving two-way communications in developing nations and places with financial constraints. Radiowell solves these issues with its network of domestic and international radio dealers as well as scrap partners. Andrew Park, Radiowell’s spokesperson stated, “We are focused [on doing] something good for the planet. And our impact on the used two-way radio space is helping organizations globally.”

Radiowell is the only two-way land mobile company with a sustainability objective tied to its business results. The objective of planting one tree for each radio purchased helps preserve local ecosystems and reduces the global carbon footprint. Radiowell believes that net positive environmental impact is attainable as the world upgrades technology. Organizations wishing to properly dispose of their old and used radios should visit the Sell My Radios form on Radiowell’s site or visit https://www.radiowell.com/sell/.

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About Radiowell

25 years ago, we created Radiowell as a passion project. Today, Radiowell is the number one rated buyer of used radio equipment in North America. Radiowell continues to be best place to sell used radio equipment due to its commitment to environmental responsibility. By purchasing both excess and outdated equipment, we reduce the strain on America’s landfills, ensuring that equipment is repurposed as often as necessary for a more sustainable planet. Radiowell takes pride in acquiring, repairing, redistributing, or recycling unneeded two-way radio equipment to achieve the healthiest impact for all stakeholders.

Used Radio Industry Leader, Greenwich Radios, Is Now Radiowell

About Radiowell

25 years ago, we created Radiowell as a passion project. Today, Radiowell is the number one rated buyer of used radio equipment in North America. Radiowell continues to be best place to sell used radio equipment due to its commitment to environmental responsibility. By purchasing both excess and outdated equipment, we reduce the strain on America’s landfills, ensuring that equipment is repurposed as often as necessary for a more sustainable planet. Radiowell takes pride in acquiring, repairing, redistributing, or recycling unneeded two-way radio equipment to achieve the healthiest impact for all stakeholders.

EVERETT, WASHINGTON – Marine Spill Response Corporation (MSRC) is the largest oil spill removal organization (OSRO) in the United States. The not-for-profit organization is funded by the oil and gas industry to effectively respond to oil spills on land and in U.S. marine waterways. To support its mission critical land- and sea-based operations, MSRC uses two-way radio communications. It recently upgraded to a new communication system and therefore needed to dispose of its old two-way radio equipment. As MSRC sought a partner that would maximize the value of its surplus radio assets, it found Connecticut-based Greenwich Radios, a buyer that shared its mission of environmental responsibility. In addition to providing MSRC with a fair value for its used radios and facilitating an easy transaction with free pickup from its Everett, Washington warehouse, Greenwich Radios leveraged its partnership with OneTreePlanted to pay the costs of planting 85 trees in America’s National Forests with the savings from the recycled assets. Richard Braun, Telecommunications & IS Supervisor for MSRC, remarked “This was the smoothest and quickest transaction I’ve had in years, from beginning to end! And using our old radio equipment to support reforestation efforts is truly profound.” The recent MSRC and Greenwich Radios transaction is an encouraging illustration of private parties using normal business activities to support the more important cause of environmentally responsibility.

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Packed and ready to go. MSRC’s ships its used two-way radios from Washington state to New York.

About Radiowell

25 years ago, we created Radiowell as a passion project. Today, Radiowell is the number one rated buyer of used radio equipment in North America. Radiowell continues to be best place to sell used radio equipment due to its commitment to environmental responsibility. By purchasing both excess and outdated equipment, we reduce the strain on America’s landfills, ensuring that equipment is repurposed as often as necessary for a more sustainable planet. Radiowell takes pride in acquiring, repairing, redistributing, or recycling unneeded two-way radio equipment to achieve the healthiest impact for all stakeholders.

Greenwich Radios, America’s leading wholesale buyer and seller of used two-way radios, declared April 22, 2022 as National Two-Way Radio Day. In coordination with Earth Week, Greenwich Radios chose a date that aligns the impact of two-way radios with protecting Mother Earth and its inhabitants.

“We felt that recognizing the contribution of two-way radios on our nation’s growth was overdue,” explains a spokesperson for Greenwich Radios. Despite two-way wireless technology being over 100 years old, it has not fundamentally changed in the past century. Radios have become integral to public safety, aviation, maritime, small businesses, and everyday people. They are part of the American fabric. As wireless technology continues to move towards 5G and smartphones, the simple two-way radio remains as popular as ever.

Due to its simplicity and reliability, point-to-point two-way radio communication will remain the gold standard of reliable and independent communications for the next 100 years and beyond. As the world continues to focus on technology, it’s more important than ever to honor and celebrate the advent of two-way radio technology and its impact in making our planet better.

Greenwich Radios has petitioned the National Holiday Archives to include National Two-Way Radio Day in its catalog.

About Greenwich Radios: Greenwich Radios is the leading wholesale-only buyer and seller of used two-way radio equipment. We purchase and sell commercial radios made by the industry’s top manufacturers, including Motorola, EF Johnson, Harris, and Kenwood. We believe that functioning used two-way radios have value for many users in the U.S. and should not be improperly discarded as e-waste. We sell our radios to dealer partners that share in our mission of environmental sustainability. As a company with purpose, we pledge to plant one tree in America’s National Forests for every radio we purchase.

To learn more about Greenwich Radios, and our impact on the used two-way radio market, please visit GreenwichRadios.com. For questions related to this release, please call Larry at 203-802-5200.

About Radiowell

25 years ago, we created Radiowell as a passion project. Today, Radiowell is the number one rated buyer of used radio equipment in North America. Radiowell continues to be best place to sell used radio equipment due to its commitment to environmental responsibility. By purchasing both excess and outdated equipment, we reduce the strain on America’s landfills, ensuring that equipment is repurposed as often as necessary for a more sustainable planet. Radiowell takes pride in acquiring, repairing, redistributing, or recycling unneeded two-way radio equipment to achieve the healthiest impact for all stakeholders.

Greenwich Radios, the nation’s leading wholesale-only buyer and seller of used radio equipment, is proud to launch its new website and technology platform. Released today, the new website features a sleek, revised interface that is user-friendly and optimized for all devices. On the backend, our updated dealer portal features everything from enhanced searching and ordering, as well as an in-stock alert tool. We are proud of our latest technology achievement, and we hope our clients and dealer partners will find it easier than ever to transact with us. Stay green!

About Radiowell

25 years ago, we created Radiowell as a passion project. Today, Radiowell is the number one rated buyer of used radio equipment in North America. Radiowell continues to be best place to sell used radio equipment due to its commitment to environmental responsibility. By purchasing both excess and outdated equipment, we reduce the strain on America’s landfills, ensuring that equipment is repurposed as often as necessary for a more sustainable planet. Radiowell takes pride in acquiring, repairing, redistributing, or recycling unneeded two-way radio equipment to achieve the healthiest impact for all stakeholders.