Our Story
IBC Recycling Solution was born from a conviction that industrial containers should never be single-use. Based in Bedford Heights, Ohio, we have spent nearly a decade building a circular economy for intermediate bulk containers — one tote at a time. What started as a single warehouse bay and a handful of containers has grown into a nationally recognized reconditioning operation processing over 15,000 units per year, with an owned transportation fleet, a full-service custom fabrication shop, and a team of more than 35 dedicated professionals committed to the same mission we started with: keep every container in circulation, deliver uncompromising quality, and prove that doing right by the environment is also doing right by business.
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What We Do
IBC Recycling Solution operates across the full lifecycle of intermediate bulk containers. We are not a single-service company. We buy, sell, clean, recondition, certify, modify, transport, and recycle IBC totes — which means we can serve as a complete solution for any organization that works with bulk liquid containers, rather than a patchwork of different vendors for different needs.
Buying & Selling IBC Totes
Our buying and selling operation is the commercial foundation of everything we do. On the buying side, we purchase surplus, used, and end-of-life IBC totes directly from manufacturers, distributors, food processors, chemical companies, agricultural operations, and any other business that ends up with more containers than they need. We buy in any quantity — from a single unit to full truckloads of several hundred — and we move quickly. Customers get a valuation within one business day and payment upon pickup or delivery.
On the selling side, we maintain a standing inventory of reconditioned units graded A, B, and C, as well as new IBC totes for applications where only virgin containers will satisfy quality or regulatory requirements. Every unit in our inventory is documented with a full inspection record, and our sales team can match customers to the right grade and specification for their specific application — whether that is a food-grade lined tote for a beverage manufacturer or a standard Grade B unit for an industrial lubricant distributor.
Recycling & Reconditioning
Our reconditioning operation is the technical heart of IBC Recycling Solution. Every container that enters our facility for reconditioning passes through a rigorous six-stage process: receiving and sorting, 28-point inspection and grading, multi-stage cleaning and sanitization, component replacement, pressure and leak testing, and final certification. Nothing leaves our floor without a clean bill of health.
The cleaning stage alone involves multiple steps: residue removal, triple rinse with measured rinse water analysis, hot-water pressure washing at 180°F, and chemical sanitization for food or pharmaceutical applications. Component replacement covers valves, gaskets, caps, couplings, labels, and cage repairs — we use only OEM-equivalent parts that meet the original manufacturer"s structural and chemical compatibility specifications. For containers destined for regulated hazardous material transport, we provide full UN/DOT recertification with documentation.
Transportation & Logistics
We operate an owned fleet of flatbed and curtain-side trucks capable of handling full truckloads of IBC totes across the continental United States. Owning our own transportation was a deliberate strategic decision: it gives us complete control over how containers are handled in transit, eliminates the unpredictability of third-party freight for heavy industrial cargo, and lets us offer our customers a single point of accountability from pickup to delivery.
Every driver on our fleet holds current DOT Hazmat certification and is trained in proper IBC securing, stacking, and handling procedures. We offer scheduled recurring pickup routes for high-volume customers, on-demand pickup for surplus containers, and delivery of reconditioned or new units on a timeline that works with our customers" production schedules. Our dispatch team provides real-time shipment updates and direct contact with the driver on every run.
Cleaning Services
For customers who own IBC totes and want them professionally cleaned rather than sold, we offer contract cleaning services. Our facility can handle a wide range of previous contents — food ingredients, industrial lubricants, water treatment chemicals, agricultural inputs, and many others — with cleaning protocols matched to both the previous contents and the intended future use.
All cleaning agents are EPA-registered and biodegradable. Our wastewater management system treats and properly disposes of all rinse water in compliance with Ohio EPA discharge requirements. Customers receive a cleaning certificate for each unit detailing the cleaning process used, the agents applied, and the rinse water analysis results — documentation that is often required for regulatory compliance or internal quality audits.
Custom Solutions & Modifications
Not every application fits a standard IBC tote configuration. Our Custom Solutions division was built to serve customers with specialized requirements that off-the-shelf containers cannot satisfy. We design and fabricate heating jackets for viscous materials, install non-standard outlet fittings and valve configurations, add custom labels and color coding for internal inventory systems, modify pallet assemblies for non-standard racking systems, and build purpose-built IBC configurations for unique process applications.
Custom orders typically start with a technical consultation where we review the customer"s specific requirements, the material being stored or transported, and any regulatory constraints. We then provide a detailed specification and cost estimate before any fabrication begins. Our custom work has served pharmaceutical manufacturers, specialty food processors, industrial chemical companies, and government contractors — any application where a standard container is not quite the right fit.
End-of-Life Recycling
When an IBC tote has reached the end of its useful service life — the bottle is cracked beyond repair, the cage is structurally compromised, or the material history makes it unsuitable for any further use — we do not landfill it. We dismantle it. The HDPE bottle goes to certified plastic recyclers. The steel cage is processed through scrap metal recycling. The wooden or plastic pallet is directed to appropriate wood or plastic recycling streams.
This end-of-life dismantling service is available to customers who have containers that are not worth reconditioning but do not want to deal with the disposal logistics themselves. We handle the documentation, the transport, and the material separation, and we provide a recycling certificate documenting the weight and disposition of each material stream. For customers with corporate zero-waste commitments, this certificate is an important part of their annual sustainability reporting.
Our Mission
To eliminate IBC tote waste by creating a sustainable, closed-loop system where every container is inspected, reconditioned, and returned to productive use. We believe that economic and environmental goals are not competing forces — they are the same force.
Every IBC tote that passes through our facility is one less container in a landfill, one less batch of virgin HDPE manufactured, and one less truckload of carbon emissions generated. That is the math that drives everything we do.
We measure our mission in tons of plastic diverted, in containers returned to service, in customers who have eliminated single-use purchasing from their supply chains, and in employees who come to work every day knowing that what they do matters beyond the walls of our facility. The IBC recycling industry is not glamorous, but the environmental math is undeniable: a reconditioned tote uses approximately 80% less energy to produce than a new one, generates a fraction of the carbon emissions, and keeps 130 pounds of HDPE plastic in the productive economy rather than in the ground.
Scaled across the tens of thousands of units we process each year, those numbers add up to something significant. That significance is the mission we come to work for every day.
Our Vision
We envision an industrial supply chain in which the single-use IBC tote is an anachronism — a relic of an era when disposal was cheaper than accountability. In that future, every manufacturer that uses bulk liquid containers has a reconditioning partner, every container that enters service has a documented end-of-life plan, and the circular economy for industrial packaging is as well-established and efficient as it is for aluminum cans or glass bottles.
We are building toward that future one tote at a time. We do it by demonstrating — year after year, customer after customer — that reconditioned containers are not a compromise. They are a better choice: economically competitive, environmentally superior, and backed by quality assurance that many new container suppliers cannot match.
Our vision extends beyond our own facility. We actively participate in industry associations, engage with regulators on reconditioning standards, and work with our customers to help them build IBC management programs that minimize waste at every stage of the container lifecycle — not just when the container comes to us, but before and after as well.
Environmental Stewardship
Every decision we make is filtered through its environmental impact. If it is not sustainable, we find a better way.
Radical Transparency
We grade every container honestly, disclose every process, and stand behind every unit we sell.
Relentless Quality
Reconditioned does not mean compromised. Our standards match or exceed industry benchmarks for new containers.
Customer Partnership
We do not have transactions — we build relationships. Your supply chain challenges are our challenges.
Our Team Values
The culture of IBC Recycling Solution is not written on a wall or printed in a handbook — it is demonstrated every day by the people who work here. These eight values describe how our team thinks, makes decisions, and treats the people and environment around us.
Environmental Stewardship
Every decision we make — from which cleaning agents we purchase to how we route our trucks — is evaluated through its environmental impact. We do not treat sustainability as a marketing message. It is the operating philosophy that shapes our capital investments, our supplier relationships, and our daily procedures. When a process can be made cleaner, we find a way to make it cleaner, even when the conventional approach would be cheaper. We measure our environmental performance rigorously and publish the results because accountability to real numbers is the only kind that matters.
Radical Transparency
We grade every container honestly and disclose every aspect of our process. When a tote has a cosmetic scratch, we say so. When a valve has been replaced, we document it. When a container is not suitable for food-grade applications, we tell you before you order — not after you receive it. This commitment to transparency is not always the path of least resistance, but it is the foundation of the trust our customers place in us. We believe that honest grading and full disclosure are the most sustainable competitive advantages a reconditioning company can have.
Relentless Quality
Reconditioned does not mean compromised. Every IBC tote that leaves our facility has passed a 28-point inspection, a triple-rinse cleaning cycle, a leak test, and a final visual review. Our internal quality standards in many cases exceed what is required by industry guidelines, because we know that a failure in the field — a leaking valve, a cracked bottle, a contaminated liner — does not just inconvenience a customer. It creates a hazardous situation, a regulatory incident, and a loss of trust that no amount of apologizing can fully repair. We invest in quality at every step because the cost of a failure is always higher than the cost of prevention.
Customer Partnership
We do not think of our relationships with customers as transactions. When a food manufacturer needs to standardize their IBC specifications, we work with them to develop a custom reconditioning protocol. When a chemical distributor has an unexpected surplus of 300 containers, we find a way to handle it on short notice. When a logistics manager calls on a Friday afternoon because a shipment is stuck, we answer the phone. Our goal is to become so deeply embedded in our customers" supply chains that they never have to think about IBC management as a problem — because we have already solved it.
Safety Above All
Industrial containers that fail in service do not just cause financial losses — they create dangerous conditions for workers, communities, and the environment. This is why safety is non-negotiable at every level of our operation. Our technicians receive comprehensive training in hazardous material handling, chemical compatibility, and proper cleaning procedures. Our facility meets OSHA standards for industrial container reconditioning. Our recertification process for containers destined for regulated applications follows UN and DOT requirements to the letter. Safety is not a box we check. It is the reason every other procedure in our operation exists.
Continuous Improvement
The IBC reconditioning industry is not static. Regulations evolve, new container designs emerge, customer requirements grow more sophisticated, and environmental standards rise. We embrace this as a constant opportunity to get better. Our quality team meets monthly to review inspection data, identify failure patterns, and update our procedures. We attend industry conferences, maintain active relationships with regulatory bodies, and regularly benchmark our processes against best practices from adjacent industries. Every year, we aim to process containers faster, cleaner, and with less waste than the year before.
Community Responsibility
Bedford Heights, Ohio, is not just the location of our facility — it is our home. The families of our employees live here. The businesses we serve are part of this regional economy. We take seriously our responsibility to be a good neighbor: to operate a clean, safe facility, to employ people from the local community at competitive wages, to support local suppliers where possible, and to engage constructively with local government on environmental and industrial matters. We believe that a business that is good for its community is a business that lasts.
Integrity in Every Interaction
Integrity means honoring commitments even when it is inconvenient. It means quoting a fair price rather than an opportunistic one. It means telling a customer when we cannot meet a deadline rather than letting them find out after the fact. It means standing behind every unit we sell — not because of a warranty policy written in fine print, but because our word is the most valuable thing we offer. We have built IBC Recycling Solution on a foundation of integrity, and we intend to keep it that way regardless of how large the company grows.
Our Facility
Our Bedford Heights, Ohio, facility is purpose-built for high-volume IBC reconditioning. Located in Cuyahoga County with direct access to major freight corridors including I-271, I-480, and I-77, the site is strategically positioned to serve the dense industrial base of northeast Ohio and the broader Midwest region while maintaining efficient logistics connections to the entire continental United States.
40,000
Square Feet of Facility Space
8
Dock Doors with Levelers
2,000+
Units of Standing Inventory Capacity
Reconditioning Floor
The reconditioning floor occupies approximately 18,000 square feet of the facility and is organized into six sequential processing zones that mirror our six-stage reconditioning protocol. Containers move through the zones on a defined workflow path: receiving dock, inspection stations, cleaning bays, component replacement benches, testing stations, and finished goods staging. This linear workflow eliminates cross-contamination risks and makes quality checkpoints easy to enforce at each stage transition.
The cleaning bay is the most infrastructure-intensive area of the reconditioning floor. It houses four independent cleaning stations, each capable of processing a full IBC tote through our triple-rinse cycle, followed by a hot-water pressure wash system operating at up to 180°F and 3,000 PSI. The cleaning bay is equipped with a closed-loop water recovery system that captures, filters, and recirculates rinse water, substantially reducing water consumption compared to open-drain systems.
The component replacement area houses a comprehensive parts inventory: valves, gaskets, caps, dip tubes, couplings, cage wire sections, lid rings, and a full range of pallet hardware. All replacement parts are stored in a climate-controlled section of the facility to prevent UV degradation of polymer components and surface oxidation of metal parts.
Warehouse & Inventory Storage
Our finished goods warehouse spans approximately 15,000 square feet and is racked to allow efficient organization by grade, specification, and customer reservation. We maintain separate storage sections for Grade A units destined for food or pharmaceutical applications, standard Grade A and B units for general industrial use, Grade C units for customers with less demanding applications, and new IBC totes shipped directly from manufacturers.
Every unit in the warehouse is tagged with a unique tracking identifier linked to its inspection record, cleaning documentation, and — where applicable — recertification paperwork. When an order is fulfilled, the documentation for each specific unit ships with the container, giving customers a complete traceability record for their own quality and regulatory files.
Custom Fabrication Shop
A 5,000-square-foot custom fabrication area supports our Custom Solutions division, housing welding equipment, heating jacket fabrication tooling, fitting installation equipment, and a paint and coating booth for custom exterior treatments. This shop allows us to take a standard reconditioned or new IBC tote and transform it into a purpose-built container that precisely meets a customer"s unique application requirements.
The facility also includes a dedicated fleet parking and maintenance area for our truck fleet, a dispatch and logistics office, a quality assurance laboratory with testing equipment for leak testing, pressure verification, and material compatibility assessment, and administrative offices housing our sales, customer service, and management teams.
Our Journey
The Beginning
Founded in Bedford Heights, Ohio, with a straightforward but ambitious conviction: used IBC totes deserve a second chance. Our founder identified a systemic gap in the industrial supply chain — millions of high-value plastic containers were being landfilled after a single use while manufacturers paid premium prices for brand-new units. We started with a single leased warehouse bay, a pressure washer, and a handful of containers sourced from local chemical distributors. In those early months, every tote was inspected, cleaned, and reconditioned by hand. The quality was uncompromising from day one.
Building the Foundation
Our first full calendar year of operations validated the model. We processed over 800 IBC totes, established written inspection protocols, and hired our first full-time technicians. We also made our first significant capital investment: a commercial triple-rinse cleaning station that dramatically improved throughput and cleaning consistency. Word spread quickly among regional chemical distributors that a reliable, quality-focused reconditioning operation had opened in northeast Ohio. By year-end, we had three repeat customers and a growing waitlist.
First Major Contract
A pivotal year — we secured our first bulk reconditioning contract with a regional chemical distributor operating across five Midwestern states. The contract required processing 300 units per month to a documented quality standard, forcing us to formalize every procedure we had developed informally. We invested in additional cleaning equipment, hired a quality assurance supervisor, and wrote our first Standard Operating Procedures manual. This contract also introduced us to UN/DOT certification requirements, which would become a cornerstone of our service offering. We ended 2017 with capacity to process 2,500 units annually.
Fleet Expansion
Logistics had become our customers" biggest pain point. Arranging third-party freight for IBC pickups and deliveries was expensive, unreliable, and slowed our ability to serve time-sensitive accounts. In 2019 we made the strategic decision to build an owned transportation fleet. We acquired four flatbed and curtain-side trucks, hired experienced freight drivers, and built out dispatch and routing capabilities. This vertical integration was transformative: pickup-to-delivery cycle times dropped by 40%, customer satisfaction scores climbed, and we gained precise control over how containers were handled in transit. Annual capacity grew to 5,000+ units, and our service footprint expanded to cover the full Midwest region.
Resilience Through Disruption
The global supply chain crisis of 2020 created extraordinary demand for reconditioned industrial containers. As new IBC lead times stretched from weeks to months, companies that had previously purchased only new units turned to quality reconditioning for the first time. We invested heavily in inventory depth, expanded our warehouse footprint with a second storage bay, and brought on additional technicians to meet surging order volumes. We also accelerated development of our grading documentation system, giving customers full transparency into every unit"s history and condition. Our reputation for honest grading and reliable delivery proved to be a decisive differentiator during this chaotic period.
National Reach
Having proven our model regionally, we pursued national scale through a combination of direct logistics expansion and strategic partnerships with established freight networks. By the end of 2021, we were serving customers in all 48 contiguous states. We also launched our Custom Solutions division in response to growing demand for specialized IBC configurations — heating jackets, modified outlet fittings, custom labeling, and purpose-built pallet assemblies. This division quickly became one of our fastest-growing revenue streams, serving food, pharmaceutical, and specialty chemical customers who needed more than a standard reconditioned container.
Sustainability Milestone
We crossed a landmark we had been working toward for years: the 10,000th ton of plastic diverted from landfills. To put that number in context, a single IBC tote contains roughly 130 pounds of HDPE plastic — diverting 10,000 tons means keeping over 150,000 containers out of the waste stream. We celebrated this milestone with our entire team and formalized our environmental commitment by pursuing and achieving ISO 14001 environmental management certification. We also published our first annual Sustainability Impact Report, documenting plastic diverted, water recycled in cleaning operations, and carbon emissions avoided versus new container manufacturing.
Today
IBC Recycling Solution now processes more than 15,000 IBC totes annually across a 40,000-square-foot facility in Bedford Heights, Ohio. Our team of over 35 full-time employees operates across reconditioning, quality assurance, logistics, customer service, and administration. We maintain a standing inventory of reconditioned and new units ready for same-week shipping, a certified transportation fleet covering the continental United States, and a custom fabrication shop capable of producing specialty container configurations to customer specifications. Our mission has never changed: keep every container in circulation, deliver uncompromising quality, and prove that environmental responsibility and business success are the same thing.
15,000+
IBCs Processed Per Year
48 States
Nationwide Service Coverage
98.5%
Customer Satisfaction Rate
Certifications & Compliance
Industrial container reconditioning is a regulated industry, and we treat compliance not as a ceiling but as a floor. The certifications and registrations below represent our minimum commitment to regulatory excellence. In every case, our internal standards go further than what is required.
ISO 14001:2015 — Environmental Management Systems
Achieved in 2023, this internationally recognized certification confirms that our environmental management system meets the highest global standards. It covers our cleaning chemical management, wastewater handling, energy consumption tracking, and waste reduction programs.
UN/DOT Recertification Authorization
We are authorized to recondition and recertify IBC totes for regulated hazardous material transport under both United States Department of Transportation and United Nations dangerous goods frameworks. Every recertified unit receives full documentation for regulatory compliance.
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.119 Process Safety Compliance
Our facility operations comply with OSHA Process Safety Management standards for handling containers with hazardous chemical residues, including defined procedures for residue assessment, segregation, and safe cleaning protocols.
EPA Registered Cleaning Agent Program
All cleaning agents used in our multi-stage washing process are EPA-registered and biodegradable. We maintain Material Safety Data Sheets for every chemical in our facility and operate under an EPA-compliant wastewater discharge management plan.
HDPE Recycling Chain of Custody Certification
For containers that are beyond reconditioning, we maintain a certified chain of custody for HDPE plastic recycling, ensuring that material is directed to legitimate recycling streams rather than landfill disposal.
NSF/ANSI Food Equipment Safety Standards
Containers reconditioned for food, beverage, or food-ingredient applications are processed under NSF/ANSI-aligned protocols, including dedicated cleaning lines, approved sanitizing agents, and documented cleaning validation records.
CHEMTREC Hazardous Materials Emergency Response
Our team is registered with CHEMTREC and trained for emergency response procedures related to chemical container incidents, providing an additional layer of safety for our customers, carriers, and the communities we operate in.
SmithBucklin IIBC Industry Member
We are active members of the International Intermediate Bulk Container Association, participating in working groups on reconditioning standards, regulatory updates, and industry best practices for IBC lifecycle management.
Ohio EPA Solid and Hazardous Waste Registration
Fully registered with the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency as a hazardous waste handler and processor, maintaining all required documentation, facility permits, and annual reporting in good standing.
DOT Hazmat Training Certification — All Transport Personnel
Every member of our transportation and logistics team holds current DOT Hazardous Materials training certification, renewed on the DOT-mandated three-year cycle and updated whenever regulations change.
Community Involvement
IBC Recycling Solution is a Bedford Heights business, and we take that seriously. Our facility is located in a community that has been shaped by industrial manufacturing for generations. We employ people who live in Bedford Heights, Warrensville Heights, Maple Heights, and the surrounding Cuyahoga County communities. Their families shop at local stores, send their kids to local schools, and depend on a regional economy that works. We see our role as a responsible participant in that economy, not just an occupant of industrial real estate.
We partner with local workforce development organizations to provide job training and entry-level employment opportunities for residents without prior industrial experience. New team members receive comprehensive on-the-job training in IBC inspection, cleaning, and reconditioning procedures, allowing us to build a skilled local workforce while providing meaningful employment pathways for community members.
We participate in the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District"s business recycling outreach program, providing educational resources and direct consultation to other area businesses interested in improving their container waste management practices. Our team has presented at local Chamber of Commerce events and regional sustainability conferences, sharing what we have learned about building economically viable recycling operations.
Each year, we sponsor cleanup events in the greater Bedford Heights area and provide volunteer hours for local environmental initiatives. We also partner with area high schools and community colleges to offer facility tours and career pathway information for students interested in manufacturing, logistics, and environmental management careers.
Local Employment
Over 80% of our full-time workforce lives within 15 miles of our Bedford Heights facility. We pay competitive wages with full benefits, including health insurance, paid time off, and a company retirement contribution. We promote from within whenever possible and have had multiple team members grow from entry-level technician roles into supervisory and management positions over the years.
Environmental Education
We welcome organized facility tours for schools, universities, and civic groups interested in seeing industrial recycling operations firsthand. These tours cover the full reconditioning process, the environmental math behind IBC recycling, and career opportunities in the industrial sustainability sector. Contact us to schedule a tour for your group.
Regional Supplier Preference
Where quality and price are competitive, we prefer to source supplies, services, and equipment from Ohio-based businesses. This preference keeps our purchasing dollars in the regional economy and builds relationships with the business community that surrounds us. It also reduces our logistics footprint — shorter supply chains mean lower transportation emissions.
Why Customers Choose Us
We do not take customer loyalty for granted. Every order is an opportunity to demonstrate why working with IBC Recycling Solution is a better experience than the alternatives. These are the reasons our customers tell us they keep coming back.
Transparent grading on every unit — Grade A, B, or C with documented inspection records included with each order, so you always know exactly what you are receiving.
Same-week shipping on standing inventory, with next-day pickup available for customers within our primary Midwest service radius.
Owned transportation fleet across the continental United States, eliminating the delays and damage risks that come with third-party freight brokers handling industrial containers.
UN/DOT recertification capabilities for hazardous material applications, with full regulatory documentation provided — no need to source this from a separate certifier.
Custom reconditioning protocols developed collaboratively with your quality team, ensuring our output meets your specific application requirements for chemistry, food safety, or pharmaceutical use.
Bulk buying of surplus IBC totes in any condition and any quantity, with fast valuation and payment — turning a disposal liability into a revenue line item.
Dedicated account management with a single point of contact who knows your account, your specifications, and your preferred logistics arrangements.
Publicly published environmental metrics — plastic diverted, water recycled, carbon avoided — so you can incorporate our numbers directly into your own corporate sustainability reporting.
Industry Recognition
Over the past decade, IBC Recycling Solution has earned recognition from customers, industry peers, and regulatory bodies for our quality standards, environmental performance, and business practices. We share these recognitions not to boast, but because third-party validation is meaningful evidence that our approach is working.
Customer Recognition
Several of our largest customers have recognized IBC Recycling Solution as a preferred or certified supplier in their annual vendor assessment programs. These assessments evaluate quality performance, delivery reliability, regulatory compliance, environmental practices, and responsiveness — and earning preferred status in multiple corporate supplier programs is one of the most meaningful forms of recognition we receive.
We maintain an average on-time delivery rate above 97%, a damage-in-transit rate below 0.5%, and a quality return rate below 1.2% — metrics that compare favorably not just to other reconditioned container suppliers but to new container manufacturers as well. These numbers are the foundation of our customer relationships and the reason our retention rate exceeds 90% year over year.
Regulatory Standing
We have maintained a clean regulatory record with the Ohio EPA, the U.S. Department of Transportation, and OSHA throughout our operating history. We have never received a compliance order, a notice of violation, or a significant citation from any regulatory body. This is not an accident — it is the result of investing in compliance infrastructure, training our team rigorously, and treating regulatory requirements as the starting point of our standards rather than the finish line.
Our clean regulatory record is meaningful to customers in regulated industries — pharmaceutical, food and beverage, specialty chemicals — who cannot afford to have their supply chain associated with compliance failures. When they ask us for our regulatory history, we are proud of what we can show them.
Join the Circular Economy
Whether you have surplus IBCs to sell, need quality reconditioned totes, want professional cleaning services, or are looking for a long-term reconditioning partner, we are ready to build something with you. Every container that passes through our facility is one more step toward an industrial supply chain that treats waste as the failure mode it is.