alberta industry contacts

2Point0 is a company committed to diverting from the landfill. By taking a broad stream of materials we can repurpose, reuse, and recycle a lot of materials that would have otherwise been condemned to a landfill. Our facility is capable of processing up to 60mt/hr depending on the stream we are processing at the time.

Contact: Chad Novak, Manager
chad@2point0.ca
403-308-5295

The ABDA proudly represents over 200 Alberta Bottle Depots throughout the province. Depots help keep our environment clean while allowing beverage containers to be recycled into new goods. They also provide local jobs, invest in their local economies, support community fundraising and causes, and so much more. Alberta has the largest beverage container collection system in Canada and a collection rate of over 82%. https://www.abda.ca

Contact: Sushma Dalal, Office Administrator
info@albertadepot.ca 
1-877-787-2232

ABCRC is the collection system agent responsible for collecting and recycling all non-refillable beverage containers returned to permitted Depots in Alberta. In 2021, ABCRC collected over 81% of plastic beverage containers sold in Alberta and diverted almost 21 thousand tonnes of plastics from landfill.  The deposit return system in Alberta encourages consumers to leave the cap on plastic bottles so they are recovered and diverted from landfill as well.

ABCRC is working with the BCMB to measure the end of life of each container type to validate recyclability of each material and identify opportunities for improving recycling. www.abcrc.com

Contact: Guy West,  President & CEO
gwest@abcrc.com 

The Association of Alberta Coordinated Action for Recycling Enterprises (Alberta CARE) was established in 2010 as a non-profit enterprise for the purpose of supporting recycling and waste management activities, at the community level, in Alberta. Alberta CARE is an expansion of Northern CARE which was established in 1994. https://albertacare.org/

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

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

The Beverage Container Management Board (BCMB) is a Delegated Administrative Organization (DAO) responsible for regulating Alberta’s beverage container recycling system and leads the development of policy and programs that enable the recycling of beverage containers in Alberta. Plastic containers constitute approximately 35% of the system’s volume of 2.5 billion containers annually, and the BCMB works closely with the Alberta Beverage Container Recycling Corporation (ABCRC) to approve suitable methods of recycling for plastics and other materials. The BCMB is a not-for-profit established as a management board under Alberta’s Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act and incorporated under the Societies Act of Alberta. https://www.bcmb.ab.ca

Contact: Blaire Gaalaas, President
bgaalaas@bcmb.ab.ca

The Chemistry Industry Association of Canada is the association for leaders in Canada’s chemistry and plastic sectors. Chemistry and plastics are the third-largest industry in Canada – responsible for $94 billion in shipments in 2021 and employs 173,200 people. The Association represents close to 200 members and partners across the country. We provide coordination and leadership on key issues including innovation, investment, plastics, taxation, health and safety, environment, and regulatory initiatives. www.canadianchemistry.ca

Circular Materials is a national not-for-profit that was established by Canada’s leading producers to support them in meeting their requirements under extended producer responsibility regulations. Our objective is to improve the recovery of materials by implementing a harmonized approach to recycling
across Canada.
We are committed to building effective recycling systems that ensure materials are collected, sorted, processed, and recycled. In addition, we are returning material back to producers to be used as recycled content in new packaging and products, ensuring full circularity and benefitting people and the planet. Learn more: circularmaterials.ca

Contact: Baljit Lalli, Chief Communications Officer
blalli@circularmaterials.ca 
647-821-1530

Cleanfarms is a non-profit agricultural industry stewardship organization that contributes to a healthier environment and a sustainable future for Canadian agriculture by developing and operating programs across Canada specifically for farmers that collect used ag plastics for recycling, as well as other ag-related used and unwanted materials for recycling or safe disposal.
www.cleanfarms.ca

Contact: Davin Johnson, Alberta Program Advisor
johnsond@cleanfarms.ca
403-942-6012

DBS Environmental has been in the waste management and recycling industry for 30+ years. We, along with Paper Trail Recycling (a DBS Company), process paint, and household hazardous waste, plastics, cardboard, and paper for recycling. We are involved with various Cleanfarms programs and are a member of Recycling Council of Alberta, and Alberta CARE and are a registered processor for ARMA. Our plastics program at Paper Trail specializes in hard-to-recycle plastics from stewardship programs, primarily for the extrusion market.
www.papertrailrecycling.com

www.dbsenvironmental.com 

Contact: Chris Nielsen, Vice President
chrisdbs@telusplanet.net
403-330-6324

With Us Being Greener, Cleaner and reducing your Carbon Footprint is easier.

We help industrial and agricultural businesses be more environmentally friendly by providing recycling options.  Our customers can rest assured that everything is handled properly; we take recycling seriously.

We offer complete container reconditioning and environmentally friendly disposal, diverting waste from the landfill with our reduce, reuse and recycle philosophy.

Contact: Jerry Bechtold, President CEO

jerry@envirocontainer.ca

Founded in 2007, Environmentally Friendly Solutions, better known as EFS-plastics Inc. has more than 25 years of experience in post-consumer plastic recycling between Germany and Canada. Located in Listowel, Ontario, in a 75,000 square foot facility on 10.6 acres of land, and a 90,000 square foot facility in Hazleton, Pennsylvania, we divert 70,000,000 lbs/year from landfills. The company now has a location in Lethbridge, AB.

See the corporate website for more details: https://www.efs-plastics.ca/.

Contact: Martin Vogt, CEO
519-998-0547
martin.vogt@efs-plastics.ca

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).
https://www.friendlyearth.com/recycling

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

Being family-owned and operated, we strive to make your customer experience special. That’s why we stand out from everyone else and is one of the keys to our continued growth and success over the years. Our bespoke recycling packages are tailored to our customer’s specific recycling needs. Landfills emit gases into the environment such as methane, a highly flammable gas that can cause cardiovascular problems when inhaled. Statistics show that 9 out of 10 people would recycle more if it was made easier, which is where we come in. In addition to providing an environmentally friendly service to a variety of customers, we support several local charities including: The Mustard Seed, World Vision and Plan Canada.

Harvest Recycling is an industry leader in recycling and non-hazardous solid waste disposal. We provide daily services all around Calgary, Edmonton, Chestermere, and other neighboring municipal areas. Our general waste services typically include food waste, mixed office waste, and mixed commercial and industrial waste that cannot be recycled.

Contact: Femi Ogboja, Operations Manager
femio@harvestrecycling.ca 
587-429-0008 

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.

Contact: Darryl Wolski
403-993-8033
www.merlinplastics.com

Plascred is a chemical recycling organization. Our commercial level facility will convert approximately 300 tonnes of plastic per day to liquid hydrocarbon form. This can be used for the creation of new plastics, or low carbon/emission fuels. Our proprietary process can recycle plastics 1 – 7 agnostically, with no need to sort beforehand. This plastic will be trained in and out of our facility via CN Rail lines. Further to that, our process generates little to no emissions or negative externalities for the environment. www.plascred.com

Contact: Eric Entz, Sustainability Strategy
eric@plascred.com
226-929-4056

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, poly woven bulk bags (FBIC)), #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

Polykar is an award-winning leader in the manufacturing of sustainable packaging solutions. Our specialty lies in producing polyethylene film for converters, garbage bags, certified compostable bags, food, and industrial packaging. We offer products that reduce the environmental impact, as everything we make is 100% recyclable or compostable. Our Edmonton plant includes a cutting-edge recycling facility, positioning the company to actively participate in Alberta’s efforts to divert plastic waste from landfills. With a dual-plant model, our goal is to create innovative products that generate less waste and benefit everyone – one flexible package at a time. It’s how we work!  www.polykar.com

Contact: Bryan Mongeau, Director of Marketing and Communications
bryan.mongeau@polykar.com
514-264-8158

Profile: https://www.resolveplastics.com

The RPMachine is the 9th generation design of machine that processes up to 3 tonnes per hour of unsorted, unwashed mixed waste plastics (RIC codes 1-7) and produces 10kg plastic blocks (“R-Blocks”), which are the same size and shape as cinder blocks and can be used in many construction applications.

The world lacks efficient technologies to recycle many types of plastic. Municipalities live in fear of current landfill space being exhausted, and few have quantified the changing environmental, social, and economic costs of new landfills.

In western Canada alone, approximately 500 tonnes per day of film plastics are currently being landfilled. Alberta has an opportunity to take the lead in providing solutions for plastic waste. By leveraging mechanical and industrial capabilities available in Alberta and providing an inexpensive, practical, and
efficient solution, the RPMachine will turn waste into a valuable commodity.

Contact: Davin Macintosh, Founder
davinmacintosh@resolveplastics.com
403-630-7638

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, facilitate and advocate for a Circular Economy in Alberta through waste reduction and resource conservation.  recycle.ab.ca

Contact: Jennifer Koole
info@recycle.ab.ca
403-879-5123

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.

Contact: Dan Zembal
dzembal@revolutioncompany.com
403-998-9966

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

Mother Earth Inc. offers a comprehensive product portfolio consisting of various sustainable solutions made from recycled plastic waste. Each product is designed with a focus on durability, functionality, and environmental responsibility. The following is an overview of the company’s product offerings:

• Landscaping Tiles
• Sidewalk Slabs
• Driveway tiles
• Parking Curbs
• Traffic Barriers
• Wall Panels
• Foundation Beams
• Cinderblocks 

Contact: Sunny Balwaria and Amanpreet Singh
Controller and Project Manager
admin@themotherearth.ca and amanpreetshergill@gmail.com
780-236-3516 and 587-778-8530
www.themotherearth.ca

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 servicesfor 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.

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: John Johnson or Roy Adam
info@styro-go.com
587-890-1140

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: Jared Anderson, Commission Manager
manager@wrwmc.com
780-307-2456

Aduro Clean Technologies is a developer of patented water-based technologies to chemically recycle waste plastics; convert heavy crude and bitumen into lighter, more valuable oil; and transform renewable oils into higher-value fuels or renewable chemicals. The Company’s Hydrochemolytic™ technology activates unique properties of water in a chemistry platform that operates at relatively low temperatures and cost, a game-changing approach that converts low-value feedstocks into 21st-century resources. www.adurocleantech.com

Contact: Abe Dyck, Head of Corporate Development
adyck@adurocleantech.com 
416-770-4541

Alberta’s Industrial Heartland is a 582 square kilometre industrial energy cluster and one of the world’s most attractive locations for chemical, petrochemical, oil, and gas investment. As Canada’s largest hydrocarbon processing region, we’re making history enabling diversification at the intersection of economic resiliency and environmental leadership. With $40+ billion in existing capital investment and more than 40 companies, Alberta’s Industrial Heartland provides fuels, fertilizers, power, petrochemicals, hydrogen, and more to provincial and global
consumers. www.industrialheartland.com

Contact: David MacLean, Director, External Relations
David@industrialheartland.com
780-232-6875

Geocycle is a leading provider of industrial, agricultural and municipal waste management services worldwide. We apply the proven technology of ‘co-processing’ and utilize existing facilities in cement industry to resolve waste challenges sustainably. This enables us to recover energy and recycle materials from waste. We contribute towards are generative, circular economy that closes resource cycles. Geocycle manages more than 10 million tons of waste annually, thus making a tangible contribution to bringing society a step closer to a zero-waste future. www.Geocycle.com

Contact: Mark Coburn, Commercial Manager
Mark.Coburn@Geocycle.com
587-434-8807

Contact: Randi Dupras
randi.dupras@laclabichecounty.com

The Leduc and District Regional Waste Management Commission (LDRWMC) is a regional waste commission that is comprised of 5 municipalities: City of Leduc, Leduc County, City of Beaumont, Town of Calmar and the Town of Devon. The Board manages the Leduc & District Waste Management Facility, which accepts a variety of waste, recycling and organic material, located at 49444 Range Road 244 in Leduc County. Website: www.leducregionallandfill.ca

Contact: Michael Pieters, Commission Manager / Shannon Bremner, Commission Secretary
mpieters@leduc.ca / LDRWMCManager@leduc.ca / sbremner@leduc.ca
780-980-7151 / 780-980-7199

Municipality provided services for cardboard, plastics, and compost. Municipality bales cardboard and plastic and tins, then sends to recycling facilities.

Contact: John Greathead, Director of Operations and Utilities
jgreathead@jasper-alberta.ca
780-931-0015

I’m entrepreneurially-driven with 20+ years of experience in engineering, technical sales, manufacturing, distribution and plastics application. Particularly in the last seven years I worked as a regional sales manager for two plastics compounders in Canada and the US. I’m a professional engineer in Alberta and have in-depth knowledge of thermoplastics, polymer processing, compounding, masterbatches, additives and mechanical plastics recycling.
I have a bachelor degree in Chemical Engineering. Also I have two master degrees in Polymers and Nanotechnology. My last degree was from Chalmers University of Tech – Gothenburg, Sweden.

Contact: Regional Sales Manager | Polymer Engineer
moji.siahpoosh@gmail.com
403-919-5120

Our applied research aims to create maximum impact by advancing clean technology and striving for the sustainable development of the economic sectors anchored in Canadian and Albertan natural resources, technology and innovative media.

NAIT is collaborating with Heartland Polymers on the Plastics Research in Action (PRIA) initiative, a 10-year, $10 million applied research program that focuses on exploring opportunities for society to reuse and recycle plastic waste. https://www.nait.ca/nait/home

Contact: Michael Chae, Business Development Lead
mchae@nait.ca
780-200-5479

Municipal government looking forward to moving into the future with plastics recycling. Both with the Ag world and the recycle world. 

Contact: Zac Sarling, Solid Waste Supervisor
zac.sarling@mdgreenview.ab.ca
780-552-3675

“We are a leader in the delivery of environmentally responsible waste management programs and services.”

Peace Regional Waste Management Company currently operates the regional municipal solid waste (MSW) and industrial landfill plus 7 transfer stations for MSW & Recycling, located within the geographic boundaries of the member municipalities. PRWMC operates the Peace River Eco Centre for recycling, located within the Town of Peace River.

The current landfill & transfer stations were owned or leased by Northern Sunrise County and the Eco Centre land was owned by the Town of Peace River and the Eco Centre building was owned by Northern Sunrise County. Upon completion of the Membership Agreement in November 2012, all of the East Peace Regional Landfill Authority assets were turned over to the PRWMC.

The Company shares are held by the 3 member municipalities and governed by a Board of Directors from the 3 member municipalities. The membership of the Board of Directors is comprised of 3 Directors appointed by the County, 3 Directors appointed by the Town, and 1 Director appointed by the Village.

The PRWMC serves an area of 21,875 square kilometers and a population base of 8422 residents, based upon the 2006 Statistics Canada Population Census, plus an additional “shadow population” in excess of 444 people (2011 Year). www.prwmc.ca

Contact: Art Sawatzky, General Manager 
asawatzky@prwmc.ca
780-624-4182

The Rural Municipalities of Alberta (RMA) represents Alberta’s municipal districts, counties, specialized municipalities, and the special areas board. The RMA provides its members with representation at the provincial and federal level by providing the rural municipal perspective to decision makers. Additionally, RMA provides members with insurance and procurement programs to support local services. https://rmalberta.com

Contact: Tasha Blumenthal, Director of External Relations and Advocacy
tasha@rmalberta.com

Roseridge is a provider of solid non hazardous waste disposal services. Roseridge operates a Class II Landfill along with public drop off and recycling facilities, a Class I compost facility, and a Transfer Station in Redwater. Roseridge Landfill Commission, formally known as the Sturgeon Landfill Authority, has been providing landfill disposal services to the local communities since 1980.

We care about the communities we serve and are committed to a system that continuously improves and rethinks waste.  We offer a variety of mandatory and voluntary recycling programs to our residents in an effort to reduce waste going to landfill and recover valuable resources. www.roseridge.ab.ca

Contact: Susan Berry, Executive Director
manager@roseridge.ab.ca

A community of 8374 residents, Edson is located halfway between Jasper and Edmonton along Highway 16 (the Trans Canada Yellowhead Route). The Town benefits from a mixed, resource-based economy. Residents and visitors come to Edson to work, live, and play, capitalizing on the Town’s strategic location, economic strengths, and natural beauty. Recreation and the outdoors feature prominently in the local culture and lifestyle, as exemplified by the Town’s extensive parks and trails network and a forthcoming regional multiplex.

The Town of Edson at present provides recycling services to the Community through a services contract with the Edson and District Recycling Society. https://edsonrecycle.com/

Contact: Clayton Kittlitz, General Manager, Infrastructure and Planning
claytonk@edson.ca 

The Group a privately owned, family company, which acts not only under economic but also social and environmental criteria, to the benefit of people, clients, employees and society at large. Today AAG exports specialty agricultural plastic products to over 115 countries and is the global leader in the sector. We are proud to be included within the best practices of the ‘’Communicating Progress 2022’’ report published by the UN Global Compact (Spain). The Armando Alvarez Group received this special mention thanks to our initiatives to implement solutions based on a circular economy model and mitigate climate change, minimizing the environmental impact, maintaining a neutral state of CO2 emissions to the atmosphere. Please visit our webpage
https://gocircularplastics.com/en/ to find out more about our sustainability initiatives.

Contact: Trevor Wells, Country Manager USA 
tw-export@armandoalvarez.com
516-353-3990

Berry bpi packaging solutions, part of Berry Global, manufactures an extensive range of flexible packaging films that help to protect, secure and enhance a wide variety of products in many different end-markets. We are one of Europe’s largest recyclers of polyethylene films and also produce Sustane^®, our own range of polymers made from recycled plastics. Our commitment to sustainability, innovation and excellence drives our business to ensure we deliver the packaging solutions that customers and consumers demand. Berry operates a facility to manufacture grain bags and agricultural plastics in Edmonton, Alberta and is working on incorporating recycled content into its manufacturing process.

Contact: Mike Bezboridka, Quality Assurance Manager
mikebezboridka@berryglobal.com 

The Clorox Company (NYSE: CLX) is a leading multi-national manufacturer and marketer of consumer and professional products with approximately 8,800 employees worldwide and fiscal year 2021 sales of $6.5 billion. Clorox markets some of the most trusted and recognized consumer brand names, including its namesake bleach and cleaning products: Pine-SolⓇ cleaners; GladⓇ bags, wraps and containers; BritaⓇ water-filtration products; Burt’s BeesⓇ natural personal care products; RenewLifeⓇ digestive health products. The company also markets brands for professional services, including Clorox HealthcareⓇ and Clorox Commercial SolutionsⓇ.

Contact: Paul Grenier, Manager Government Affairs
paul.grenier@clorox.com
416-433-6166

For 80 years, Dow has been proudly innovating in Canada. We develop basic chemicals and plastics used to make a broad range of innovative and technology-based products and solutions in the packaging, industrial and infrastructure, and consumer care industries.

Dow Canada is headquartered in Calgary, Alberta and has manufacturing facilities in Alberta and Ontario.

Dow has outlined a clear path to decarbonize our manufacturing facilities while growing and delivering low carbon products to customers. Dow’s proposed Fort Saskatchewan Path2Zero expansion project will create the world’s first net-zero carbon emissions integrated ethylene cracker and derivatives site with respect to scope 1 and 2 carbon dioxide emissions.

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/.

Ingenia Polymers is composed of two complementary business units. Our Primary Producer Division provides thermoplastic custom compounding, size reduction, custom densified additive blend solutions and product development support for resin producers. Our Proprietary Product Division provides a full array of engineered products such as white and black Masterbatches, additive and color concentrates as well as specialty products that serve the rotomolding, pipe and film market segments. http://www.ingeniapolymers.com/ 

Contact: Moji Siahpoosh, Regional Sales Manager – West
moji.siahpoosh@ingeniapolymers.com

Inter Pipeline owns and operates world-scale energy infrastructure assets in Western Canada and Europe. With more than two decades of industry experience, our entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to innovation has positioned Inter Pipeline as one of Canada’s safest, fastest growing energy infrastructure companies. We take great pride in developing North America’s first integrated propane dehydrogenation and polypropylene complex.

Heartland Polymers, Inter Pipeline’s polypropylene brand, and The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) are working together on applied research to look at ways to reuse and recycle plastic in Canada. The ten-year agreement, known as Plastics Research in Action (PRIA), is funded by our $10 million commitment, which represents the largest applied research partnership in NAIT’s history.

To learn more about Inter Pipeline’s approach to sustainability, visit our website: www.interpipeline.com

NOVA Chemicals is reshaping plastics for a better, more sustainable world. To achieve this, we are focused on the following:

• Delivering innovative solutions to make everyday life healthier and safer
• Being a catalyst for a low carbon, zero plastic waste future
• Unlocking the full potential of our people and partnerships

Our industry-leading portfolio of virgin and recycled polyethylene resins and best-in-class technical expertise set us apart. Customers use our products to create easy-to-recycle and recycled content films, packaging, and products for various end-use applications. Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, NOVA Chemicals is wholly owned by Mubadala Investment Company of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Learn more about our Polyethylene and Olefins businesses.

Orion Plastics Inc. has been in plastics business for over 21 years, producing a diverse range of plastic sheet products. Team Orion has extensive experience and training in the plastics industry with in-depth knowledge ranging from equipment assembly to sheet extrusion processes. The company serves several industries including thermoforming companies, distributors, and fabricators.

Orion Plastics produces end-consumer plastic products ranging from automotive parts to hockey rinks. The on-site warehouse space and materials-handling facilities allows to stock different sheet sizes, gauges, and colours. Many different sheet requirements can be satisfied in a single order, thereby economizing freight costs, volume pricing and delivery for clients.

Contact: Ronald Kumar
ronaldk@orionplastics.com
780-819-2197

Rite-Way Packaging began as a small business in 1994 as a distributor of custom manufactured multi-wall paper, polywoven, paper laminated and plastic bags.

Over time our product line expanded to include items such as sewing twine and tapes, pallet cover sheets, plastic stretch wrap, slip sheets, mini bulk bags, composite plastic bags and pouches.
Always growing and recognizing customer needs; Rite-Way began to supply bagging scales, conveyors, industrial sewing machines, plastic heat sealers as well as fully automated paper bag or plastic pouch form, fill and seal systems, stretch wrap systems and robotic palletizers.

After nearly 30 years in business, we now have an extensive network of suppliers in Canada and the United States, Italy, India, China, and Vietnam. Our Flexible Packaging Division can offer you an impressive line of products and customized packaging solutions, and our equipment division will keep your packaging line running efficiently with replacement parts and new technology.

Consumers are increasingly interested in socially and environmentally responsible products, and producers are finding new opportunities to market themselves with sustainable-conscious packaging. We share this passion at Rite-Way and seek partnerships that foster sustainable products to the marketplace.

Most of the packaging materials sold by Rite-Way are recyclable. These include polywoven bags, BOPP laminated bags, plastic composite bags, monofilm bags and pouches, multi-wall paper bags, FIBCs, linerboard and corrugated sheets, stretch wrap.

Contact: James Rosenberg
james@ritewaypackaging.com
780-468-7144

Triple Three Trading Ltd. has been recycling post-industrial and post-consumer plastic in Calgary, Alberta over 30 years. We only focus on recycle #4 LDPE plastic. During our recycling process, plastic scrap that we collected from our customer will all go into our pelletizing machine. Once scrap run thorough the machine all the plastic will back into pellets form. We will use them to manufacture our 100% recycled material garbage bags. In this process, none of those plastic scrap will ever end up back in the market, or in the landfill.

Contact: Eric Tang, Plant Manager
erictang333@gmail.com
403-240-2540

We are a privately owned company that started small, manufacturing 4″ and 6″ weeping tile for the construction industry. We have grown and moved into a larger facility, we manufacture for installers and big box stores and distributors. We pride ourselves on the 70% use of recycled plastic in our products. WTD has now bought equipment to recycle for WTD and will branch out selling product. At the moment we would only be recycling HDPE polyethylene.

Contact: Greg Plested, General Manager
greg@weepingtiledirect.com
780-903-5580