However, the metal surgical implants are recycled for the metal and are not implanted into other people — which co-founders Ruud Verberne and Jan Gabriëls, MD, say is a key point. Currently, the company works with crematoriums in 15 countries — including the U.S. — and recycles more than 250 tons a year.
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