Recycling Omaha, NE Recycling Facility
At our Omaha, NE, recycling facility, we take customer service seriously. We strive to meet and exceed your expectations. You can feel confident in our certified scales, transparent reporting with no hidden fees, and timely payments. Our convenient Omaha recycling location gives us fast access to customers all around the metro area.
Connect with your Recycling Services Representative at our facility to learn more about the wide range of material grades we recycle and the value-added services we offer.
Steve McNeal
Plant General manager
515-631-8594 (Mobile)
India Boyer
recycling services representative
402-651-2457 (Mobile)
Juan Rodriguez
recycling services representative
402-457-7887 (Mobile)
Monday 6AM – 5PM CT
Tuesday 6AM – 5PM CT
Wednesday 6AM – 5PM MT
Thursday 6AM – 5PM CT
Friday 6AM – 5PM CT
Saturday CLOSED
Sunday CLOSED
Equipment Placement
We offer equipment placement options for your facility to contain loose and baled recyclable materials. International Paper's Omaha recycling center can help your business save time, energy, and money that can be used for other priorities.
- Stationary Equipment: Balers and Drum Crushers
- Totes/Gaylord Boxes
- Compactors, Open Tops and Receiver Boxes
- Rolling Carts: 96-gallon
Company-Operated Transportation for Omaha Recycling
Our Omaha recycling plant offers an extensive fleet of vehicles that are owned, operated, and managed by International Paper to ensure that you benefit from consistent, reliable, and cost-effective service.
- 53ft Semi-Rig
- Trailer Forklift Unit (TTFU)
- Bale Trucks
Materials We Are Recycling in Omaha, Nebraska
At our Omaha Recycling Center, we proudly recycle a wide range of materials, including cardboard, office papers, magazines, newspapers, and plastics. Our Omaha Recycling Center processes all of the materials listed below, ensuring that all accepted material grades are recycled responsibly for a greener tomorrow.
International Paper’s Omaha Recycling Facility looks forward to supporting our partners throughout Eastern Nebraska and Western Iowa to reach their sustainability goals.
