Quality Paper Fibers,
headquartered in Pico Rivera, Calif., has taken over the operation of the
Glendale, Calif., recycling center. According to local press reports, Quality
also signed a five-year contract with the city to operate the facility, as well
as to sign up local businesses to collect recyclables.
Under the contract Quality
will pay Glendale $96,000 a year to handle various recyclable materials
collected and shipped to the facility.
Get curated news on YOUR industry.
Enter your email to receive our newsletters.
Loading...
Explore the June 2001 Issue
Check out more from this issue and find your next story to read.
Latest from Recycling Today
- Fenix Parts acquires Assured Auto Parts
- PTR appoints new VP of independent hauler sales
- Updated: Grede to close Alabama foundry
- Leadpoint VP of recycling retires
- Study looks at potential impact of chemical recycling on global plastic pollution
- Foreign Pollution Fee Act addresses unfair trade practices of nonmarket economies
- GFL opens new MRF in Edmonton, Alberta
- MTM Critical Metals secures supply agreement with Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations
