Pennsylvania DEP - Recycling & Compost Facility Directory

Description: WE NO LONGER ACCEPT PLASTIC MULCH FILMS, IRRIGATION HEADER HOSES, PIPES, DRUMS, BARRELS, BUCKETS, OR CONTAINERS. NO ROW COVERS, no silo liners or netwrap, no household or food containers. Appointments are no longer needed, unless you will not be able to unload by yourself in the rare event no one is around. Prices are subject to change without notice. Due to market conditions, we are no longer paying for materials delivered to our yard, except for large volumes of desirable materials, and by prior agreement. A tipping fee of up to $40/ton will apply to unsorted, or dirty or wet materials. You may store your recyclables in hope that the market gets better, if you wish. We accept plastic baler twine, and clean white supersacks and feed bags. We accept clear dry stretch wrap, clear and white greenhouse covers and white bale wrap There will be a tipping fee of about $20/ton to accept clean and dry ag bag plastic (black & white.) We accept drip tape, wrapped, rolled or tied in bundles. We accept sorted greenhouse and nursery trays, containers and pots. There will be a tipping fee of up to $40 per ton to accept unsorted greenhouse and nursery trays and containers.

Description: Ron the Bagman made his name by offering high quality plastic bags made in the U.S.A. From the generic to custom printed merchant bags and many different types of bags between, ranging from small zip-lock bags to 55-gallon can liners. Beyond great bags, we also often carry many other products by the case including paper towels, bathroom tissue, deli containers, vented produce bags, bakery boxes, stretch film and packing material. Recycle Your Plastic Wrapping. We've installed a new compactor, giving us the capacity to recycle your plastic wrapping. Bring it bailed and we'll take it off your hands or we will pick it up from your location for free! We'll even give you gaylords and/or canliners for your plastic to place your used stretched film in preparation for our pickup. We will sort it, ship it and reprocess it into high-quality can liners, all done in the USA while literally salvaging tons of potential waste.