alberta industry contacts

Alberta Beverage Container Recycling Corporation is a not-for-profit agent of beverage manufacturers, and operates a common collection system for registered containers. ABCRC ensures the recycling of containers, and promotes economic and efficient recovery of beverage containers. Visit the website for container recycling rates and information about the Go Green Team, MT School Program and resources for not-for-profit groups.
www.abcrc.com

Alberta Coordinated Action for Recycling Enterprises (CARE) strives to coordinate recycling and waste management initiatives in Alberta in a pro-active and effective manner. Alberta CARE develops partnerships that will bring together diverse interests for the purpose of generating sustainable economic development opportunities for recycling in Alberta.
www.albertacare.org

Alternative Plastic Products Mfg. Inc. manufactures plastic lumber in a number of different profiles from 1 inch to 8.5 inch and fence posts from 3″ to 6″ in diameter. All the manufactured products are made from post consumer waste plastics. Alternative also brokers chipped or baled post-industrial and post-consumer waste plastics.
www.altplastic.com

Contact
devin@altplastic.com
chad@altplastic.com
403-329-1713

Cielo is a high-tech start-up company with a game changing technology engineered to help solve the world’s garbage crises. Cielo’s technology transforms landfill garbage into renewable diesel, kerosene and naphtha fuels. Our proven and patent-pending technology is currently being utilized in the Company’s Aldersyde, Alberta Refinery where wood waste is being converted into renewable fuels. Cielo’s shares are listed to trade on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) under the trading symbol “CMC”. Cielo is headquartered in Alberta, Canada with plans to build and operate green refineries across North America and globally. Visit our website at www.cielows.com

Contact
Don Allan, President
don.allan@cielows.com 

Helping farmers keep their communities clean is what we do. CleanFARMS works with municipalities and ag-retailers across Alberta to collect and recycle empty agricultural pesticide and fertilizer containers. Alberta farmers recycle more than 1 million empty containers through this industry-funded program per year, keeping valuable plastic out of landfills and recycling it into new materials. CleanFARMS also offers an obsolete agricultural pesticide and animal health medication collection program and is exploring additional programs to recycle other types of agricultural plastic and packaging.
www.cleanfarms.ca

Contact
Barry Friesen
General Manager
friesenb@cleanfarms.ca
877-622-4460

Based in Calgary, Canada, CXTL’s vision is a fully circular economy to reclaim valuable feedstock from waste plastics, achieving a ZLF (zero landfill) society and solving the problems that waste plastic currently creates. We provide our stakeholders – including municipalities and industries such as mining, hydrocarbon production and waste management – with a safe, economical, low-carbon-emission and socially just alternative to landfills by converting plastics and other hydrocarbons into upgraded fuel and feedstocks. Our current facility processes plastics focusing on computer e-waste, a traditionally challenging area for recycling worldwide.
For more information, please visit our website or contact us at info@cxtlrecycling.com.

Contact

Nathan Hogan
Head of Procurement and Business Development
info@cxtlrecycling.com
587-987-1199

Friendly Earth is a plastic recycling processor. We have equipment to process plastic into a commodity for reuse in plastic manufacturing. We have been handling post-industrial waste in Calgary for over 30 years. We have waste bins for storage and large equipment for hauling. We handle #2 HDPE, #4 LDPE, #5 Polypropylene, as well as some #7 Other (such as acrylic cut off on signs, and water jugs). www.FriendlyEarthEnvironmental.com.

Visit their Facebook page for the latest video on bumper recycling.

 

Contact
Cameron Marriott
Manager
cameron.m@friendlyearth.com
403-243-1151

Full Circle Plastics uses 100% post-consumer plastic to manufacture a variety of recycled plastic products that are used in industrial, commercial, agricultural and residential applications.
www.fullcircleplastics.com.

Contact
Jonathan Beekman
jonathan@fullcircleplastics.com
403-380-4424

Hoffman Consulting provides over 24 years of experience in the fields of Waste Diversion, Recycling Programs, Recycling Agreements, Strategic Planning, Business Planning and Board Governance. Lyle works with municipalities, waste authorities, recycling companies and environmental groups throughout Alberta to achieve sustainable programs & operations. Lyle’s vast network of contacts in these fields allows him to say “If I don’t immediately have an answer to your question, I know someone who will”.

Contact
Lyle Hoffman
lhoffman@hoffmanconsulting.ca
780-679-4619

Hood Packaging Corporation is a leading North American manufacturer of plastic film and bags, woven polypropylene bags, coated and laminated materials, and paper packaging.  Hood Packaging is committed to sustainable manufacturing and products. It is a member of the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada, the Sustainable Packaging Coalition, and Operation Clean Sweep. The Hood Calgary Plastics Plant manufactures high quality PE films and bags for the chemical, food, construction and horticultural markets.  All its plastic scrap is internally recycled or sent to plastics recycling facilities. More info at http://www.hoodpkg.com/.

 

Merlin Plastics is western Canada’s largest post-consumer and post-industrial plastics processor. Merlin Plastics accepts and recycles the following grades of plastics: #1 PET, #2 HDPE, #4 LDPE, #5 PP, # 6 PS, & #7 other plastics such as PC, TPO, etc. Our organization partners with local public and private collectors, recyclers and individual commercial generators of recyclable plastics.
For more information please call Darryl Wolski at 403-993-8033.
www.merlinplastics.com

We are a cleantech startup currently based in Linden Alberta. Our primary focus at this time is on the pyrolytic processing of waste plastics into petroleum products, carbon char and electricity. At present we are using a benchtop model to ascertain data on the various waste/feedstock streams present in agriculture and industrial practices. We are currently processing grain bags, silage plastic and bail wrap from the agricultural sector. The end goal is to digitally twin our benchtop model for scaling and optimization purposes.

Contact: Kevin Walsh, CFO, kevin@bwatercap.com, 403-318-1207

 

The Plastics Alliance of Alberta was formed in July 2020.

The Alliance is a collaboration between industry, government, academia, and non-government organizations representing Alberta’s plastics value chain with the aim to build and capture the opportunities of a circular economy.

Members are committed to finding solutions to manage plastics and keep them out of the environment while contributing to economic opportunities and growth.

Contact: Deborah Pietrusik (Co-Chair) dpietrusik@nait.ca or Christina Seidel (Co-Chair) cseidel@sonnevera.com

PolyAg recycles single-use agricultural plastics into plastic pellets for the plastics market.  Initially, PolyAg will focus on recycling low density polyethylene (LDPE) grain bags.  Custom grinding/flaking/pelletizing of other plastics will be considered based on volume availability.

Website: www.polyagrecycling.com

Contact
Dan Zembal, President
dan.zembal@polyagrecycling.com
403-998-9966

 

PolyCycle is a leading plastics recycler in Western Canada. With over 25 years in the industry, PolyCycle accepts #1 PET (eg. bottles, containers, strapping), #2 HDPE (eg. bottles, containers, pails, pipe, IBC, geo liner), #3 PVC (eg. window profile, containers), #4 LDPE (eg. bottles, containers, barrels, pipe, geo liner), #5 PP (eg. film scrap, lumps, stretch wrap, pip), #6 PS (eg. containers, trays, crates, bulk bags), and #7 Other plastics (eg. polycarbonate sheet, acrylic, ABS pipe, car bumpers) for recycling. PolyCycle partners with all organizations who generate recyclable plastics including collectors, recyclers, government, institutional, commercial and industry. PolyCycle has assisted a variety of organizations in developing efficient and cost effective recycling programs, designed to recover plastics for recycling. PolyCycle works to capture the value of recoverable plastics, in an attempt to offer competitive pricing to the generator. For more information see our website www.polycycle.ca.

Contact
Kevin Kernaghan
Kevin@polycycle.ca
587.435.4825

Rundle Eco Services Ltd. was formed in August 2017 with the focus to recycle frac pond and pit liners used in the oil and gas industry. Liners are collected and processed to be recycled with an advanced technological system, leaving a clean environmental foot print. The HDPE and LLDPE (poly) is shredded and processed into pellets that then can be extruded into various forms of usable plastic products including furniture, various building materials, industrial packaging etc. Liners are cleaned on site and must be free of contaminates before Rundle Eco Services can proceed with recycling.
www.rundleco.com

Contact
Mike Rutherford
mr@rundleco.com
403-681-6644

Simplas is a plastic recycling company that captures post industrial & post consumer plastic waste.  We specifically target industrial & construction biproducts. PVC & POLY (HDPE) Pipe is our specialty. We are Canada’s largest plastic pipe recycler. We help educate industry as to the recyclability of their materials and create a custom solution. Once operational, these programs are a win for the environment and industry.  Industry saves thousands on waste fees and ZERO plastic material goes to landfill; these non-renewable resources are 100% reutilized.  These Recycling Programs come at no cost to the industry.

Simplas offers drop-off services for contractors, and bins are accepted.

Simplas is highly active in education and awareness to help divert plastics from the landfill.  We are collaborating in several programs to capture waste plastic at Municipal Landfills, Construction Sites as well as contractors’ yards.

Please get involved in a PROGRAM TODAY!

Contact
Stuart Clark
stuart@simplas.ca
780-818-8095

At Styro-Go, we have developed the technology to provide mobile EPS (Styrofoam) recycling. Our 5 ton trucks are equipped with hot melt densifiers. We can come to any site and process the material. We are an Alberta
company that is expanding across Canada.

Contact
Robert Herrit
robert.he@styrogo.com 
403-606-5833

We are a start-up company that is dedicated in reducing the flow of Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) to the land fill. We densify EPS and are bring strategies into play for the more stigmatic EPS, we are a solution-based company located in Edmonton.

Contact

Leighton Larson
Styro.Re.Cycle Co-founder
Styro.re.cycle2@gmail.com
780-910-2493
https://www.styrorecycle.ca/
https://www.facebook.com/StyroReCycle/

The Alberta Recycling Management Authority (Alberta Recycling) is a not-for-profit association responsible for managing Alberta’s tire, used oil, electronics and paint recycling programs. The organization reports to the Minister of Environment and Parks, and is run by a Board of Directors representing many stakeholder groups. For more information on the recycling programs please visit www.albertarecycling.ca.

Contact
Elizabeth Gray
Public Information Manager
info@albertarecycling.ca
1-888-999-8762 or 780-990-1111

The Recycling Council of Alberta (RCA) is a not-for-profit, non-political organization formed in 1987, and approved as an official charity in 1995. The RCA’s mission is to promote and facilitate waste reduction, recycling, and resource conservation in the Province of Alberta.
recycle.ab.ca

Contact:
Christina Seidel
info@recycle.ab.ca
403.843.6563

WRWMC is located in Westlock County with three partners, Westlock County, Town of Westlock, and the Village of Clyde. It has a class II MSW landfill as well as a regional recycle facility for cardboard, plastics, paper, tin, electronics, paints, tires, metals and ag plastic containers. It is operated and managed through the Waste Commission with a Commission Manager on site. Total waste handled is between 8,500 and 9,500 tonne per year with an average of 20% diversion currently, with a total of 45% in the next five years.
www.wrwmc.com

Contact:
Tom Moore, Commission Manager
manager@wrwmc.com
780-307-2456