Recycling companies in Uganda


We found 2 businesses in Uganda which have recycling listed among their services. Please read through the company profiles below to find more information about the best Ugandan recycling companies. Do you buy or sell recycling in Uganda? If so please consider listing your business.

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2 companies have Recycling listed in their profile.

Rwizi Enterprises Limited
Construction   Kampala
1.       introduction 1. 1        about us background: rwizi enterprises ltd was incorporated in the..
Building Design, Geological Services, Metal Fabrication, Project Management, Project Planning
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Eco Ways Plastic Waste Collection & Recycling -smc Limited
Manufacturing   Uganda
Works : manufacture of cables and conductors portable buildings and structures repair & rennovation of properties sustainable resource mobilisation.
Cables & Cabling, Mobilization, Plastics, Renovation, Waste Management
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Tips for procuring recycling

  1. Know What Can Be Recycled
    Familiarize yourself with local recycling guidelines. Different areas accept different materials.

  2. Clean Your Recyclables
    Rinse out food containers to avoid contamination, which can affect the recycling process.

  3. Separate Materials
    Keep recyclables separated according to type (paper, plastics, metals, etc.) if required by your local program.

  4. Check for Recycling Symbols
    Look for recycling symbols and numbers on products to determine their recyclability.

  5. Avoid Wish-cycling
    Don’t place materials in the recycling bin just because you hope they can be recycled; only include items that are accepted in your area.

  6. Stay Informed
    Regulations and guidelines can change, so stay updated on your local recycling program.

  7. Reduce and Reuse First
    Prioritize reducing waste and reusing items before considering recycling.

  8. Know Where to Drop Off
    If curbside recycling isn’t available, find the nearest recycling drop-off centers.

  9. Educate Others
    Share recycling tips with family, friends, and community members to promote better habits.

  10. Be Mindful of Hazardous Materials
    Check how to dispose of items like batteries, electronics, and paint, as they often require special handling.

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