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Wholesale Recyclable Materials in New Zealand
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Wholesale Recyclable Materials sector based in New Zealand. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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Treadlite New Zealand
OUR VISION IS SIMPLE OUR PLACE, OUR PROBLEM. Every year, more than 7.75 million tyres in New Zealand, and more than 50 million tyres in Australia reach their end of life, approximately 73,400 tonnes. With New Zealand’s largest tyre repurposing plant we’re able to pick up more than 1.5 million tyres nation-wide, from over customers, processing tyres per week. We have developed a unique microprocessing facility, and have deployed this in a range of locations across New Zealand’s North Island. Every facility, including our tyre collection depots, are ideally located to reduce transport costs and emissions which helps to fuel our sustainability goals as a business, and those of our partners. At Treadlite, we lead the way in tyre recycling, driving towards a greener, more sustainable future. From road to rubber, we drive life into old tyres. As the largest tyre recycling plant in New Zealand processing end-of-life rubber-based products, we’re dedicated to making a significant impact on the environment and communities, driving towards a greener, more sustainable future. We utilise cutting-edge technology to transform used tyres into valuable raw materials and promote a full circular eco concept, ensuring that every part of the recycling process contributes to a cleaner and more efficient recycling loop.
11 to 50 staff
Macaulay
We are the modern-day alchemist, transforming scrap metal into value. We have over 65 years in the metal recycling business – we’ve been here longer, worked harder and know more. We are proud to be New Zealand’s No.1 Kiwi-owned metal recycling business since 1959.
51 to 200 staff
Repost Ltd
Repost was born from a sheep and beef farming couples passion to help provide low-cost fence posts to the everyday farmer on a budget. Greg & Dansy Coppell are passionate to help other farmers improve pasture, on-farm maintenance and initiate wetland and waterway legislation through recycled low-cost fence posts. Every post repurposed is one less to landfill. Stuart Dudley, a Viticulturist and keen advocate in reducing winery waste joined early on solidifying the Repost team as a force for good. What started off small has snowballed into a commercial scale waste solution and low-cost fence posts market…proving sustainable recycled products hold a space in the NZ timber post market. Repost has taken large steps in helping the Marlborough wine industries goal to be zero waste to landfill industry by 2050 with landfill seeing a 90% reduction in CCA viticulture post waste entering landfills. Huge potential for Councils nationwide that have orchards and wineries in their region. Repost is helping the Horticulture and Agricultural sector from Northland to Southland fence paddocks at a fraction of the cost with battens starting at 99 cence and posts $3.25.at a time when $ talks this is a welcomed resource for many. The team are highly proud of where they have come in such a short period and really only feel like they’ve just got started with the potential for Repost. Get in touch today to find out more about our circular economy and sustainable practice.
11 to 50 staff
Pulp Studio Nz
Pulp Studio NZ manufactures a sustainable material made from paper waste and organic waste that is lightweight and hardwearing and can be composted at the end of Its lifecycle.
1 to 10 staff
Goodwrap Recycling
Plastic has a bad rap for a good reason. The construction industry generates massive amounts of plastic waste, filling landfills and impacting the environment. That’s why we’re on a mission to change the way things work in our industry… We’ve teamed up with industry leaders to launch GoodWrap Recycling—a nationwide recycling scheme that doesn’t just sound good for the planet, it is good. We take plastic at the end of its life and give it a new one— recycling what you’ve used or providing sustainable materials for your products. Our carefully refined process keeps plastic in use for longer, ensuring it can be recycled—again and again. And we make sure it is. Local Recycling Commitment – Only recycling in NZ to reduce our carbon footprint and support local manufacturing. Partnerships with Industry Leaders – Working with the Environmental Innovation Centre, Mainfreight, and others to drive real sustainability. Reverse Logistics – Utilising return journeys through Mainfreight to transport plastic sustainably, minimising emissions. High-Quality Recycling Process – Reducing contaminants to produce near-virgin quality resin, which can be recycled again and again. Businesses that meet our standards can proudly display the GoodWrap Seal, showing everyone they’re committed to plastic for good. Look for the GoodWrap Seal, Aotearoa. It symbolises a whole lot of good for New Zealand. So, if it’s missing, let’s ask why. Think we can help? Chat to us on 0800 GOODWRAP admin@gwr.co.nz Plastic Recycling NZ | Sustainability NZ | Shrink Wrap Recycling NZ | Green Building NZ | Waste Management | Kiwi Owned | Circular Economy NZ | Eco-Friendly NZ | Reverse Logistics | Local Business NZ | Zero Waste | Environmental Innovation | Sustainable Practices
1 to 10 staff
