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Mpact Recycling Mpact Recycling is the collection arm of Mpact that drives the circular economy.

One thing about spring: ​you never know what the weather will bring.​A sunny morning can quickly turn into a rainy after...
02/11/2026

One thing about spring: ​you never know what the weather will bring.​

A sunny morning can quickly turn into a rainy afternoon, and that can make a real ​difference to the quality, and therefore the value, ​of recyclable paper and cardboard.​

If you’re storing recyclables before collection ​or drop-off, keep them covered, clean and dry. Protecting them from rain and moisture not only helps preserve their quality; it’ll help your collector out too. ​

Spring into Recycling. Find a branch near you https://brnw.ch/21x6PCB

Mpact Recycling As the leading recycler in South Africa, we collect approximately 700,000 tonnes of recovered recyclables per annum. We run numerous pick-up programmes via schools, communities, an

27/10/2026

Making an impact in the recycling industry starts by speaking to the right people. We were proud to be a part of WasteCon 2026.

Mpact was represented by Kevin Matthews, National Operations Manager at Mpact Recycling, and Loutjie de Jongh, Managing Director of Mpact Plastics Containers among other colleagues.

Contributing towards the circular economy means participating in important conversations around waste management and recycling in South Africa. Events like WasteCon 2026 remind us of the value of bringing different parts of the industry together to exchange ideas, learn from one another and explore practical ways of building a more sustainable future.

This year is particularly special as IWMSA celebrates 50 years of commitment, innovation and leadership in sustainable waste management.

Congratulations to IWMSA on reaching this remarkable milestone. Here’s to continuing the conversation, partnerships and turning good ideas into meaningful action.

Recycling a plastic bottle may not seem like it will amount to much. But when thrown in the right bin, the possibilities...
20/10/2026

Recycling a plastic bottle may not seem like it will amount to much. But when thrown in the right bin, the possibilities are endless.​
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There are countless products, including more bottles, that can be made from recycled PET. The same can be said of paper, cardboard, milk cartons, cans and every other kind of recyclable package.​
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Small act. Big impact.

Mpact Recycling As the leading recycler in South Africa, we collect approximately 700,000 tonnes of recovered recyclables per annum. We run numerous pick-up programmes via schools, communities, an

Waste Picker Service fees. How far along are we and what are its challenges? Kevin Matthews, National Operations Manager...
15/10/2026

Waste Picker Service fees. How far along are we and what are its challenges? Kevin Matthews, National Operations Manager speaks about Mpact’s learnings and developments at WasteCon 2026. ​

Join us on Day 2 in Senate II for Kevin’s address, unpacking a valuable case study that could impact the industry. We look forward to meeting you during the conference sessions. ​

We’ll also be in the main exhibition area, so please feel free to pop by one of Mpact Group’s stands.

It doesn’t take much to keep recyclables out of the waste bin. ​​But doing so also keeps them out of landfill, and insid...
14/10/2026

It doesn’t take much to keep recyclables out of the waste bin. ​
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But doing so also keeps them out of landfill, and inside the circular economy. Make sure you have a recycling bin or bag at home and keep recyclable packaging separate from waste. ​
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Small act. Big impact.

Mpact Recycling As the leading recycler in South Africa, we collect approximately 700,000 tonnes of recovered recyclables per annum. We run numerous pick-up programmes via schools, communities, an

A little bit of learning goes a long way. That's especially true when it comes to recycling.​​Our waste classification g...
10/10/2026

A little bit of learning goes a long way. That's especially true when it comes to recycling.​
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Our waste classification guide shows you what can and can't be recycled. Print it and keep it close to the bin(s).​
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https://brnw.ch/21x6j2f​
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Small act. Big impact.

Mpact Recycling As the leading recycler in South Africa, we collect approximately 700,000 tonnes of recovered recyclables per annum. We run numerous pick-up programmes via schools, communities, an

It’s a small act to put an aluminium can in the recycling bin. ​​But a small act can make a big impact.​​The recovered a...
06/10/2026

It’s a small act to put an aluminium can in the recycling bin. ​
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But a small act can make a big impact.​
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The recovered aluminium will become useful new products, while the industry around that process creates income and opportunity for collectors to become entrepreneurs, and buy the machinery needed to keep a growing business moving.​
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As this is the month of National Clean-up And Recycle Week (starts 14 September), please consider the impact you make.

Mpact Recycling As the leading recycler in South Africa, we collect approximately 700,000 tonnes of recovered recyclables per annum. We run numerous pick-up programmes via schools, communities, an

It’s a small act to put an LBP carton in the recycling bin.​​But a small act can make a big impact.​​By recovering mater...
28/09/2026

It’s a small act to put an LBP carton in the recycling bin.​
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But a small act can make a big impact.​
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By recovering material, we create a cleaner future for the whole planet, with fewer landfills and less litter entering the environment. Instead they would go toward products like roof tiles, furniture, and clothing hangers, contributing to a true circular economy. ​
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As this is the month of National Clean-up And Recycle Week (14 - 20 September), please consider the impact you make.

Mpact Recycling As the leading recycler in South Africa, we collect approximately 700,000 tonnes of recovered recyclables per annum. We run numerous pick-up programmes via schools, communities, an

It’s a small act to put a PET bottle in the recycling bin.​​But a small act can make a big impact.​​The recovered PET ca...
22/09/2026

It’s a small act to put a PET bottle in the recycling bin.​
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But a small act can make a big impact.​
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The recovered PET can become new bottles, while the industry around that process creates income that can help people pay for school fees, books, transport and the opportunities that make education possible.​
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As this is the month of National Clean-up And Recycle Week (14 - 20 September), please consider the impact you make.

Mpact Recycling As the leading recycler in South Africa, we collect approximately 700,000 tonnes of recovered recyclables per annum. We run numerous pick-up programmes via schools, communities, an

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17 Brunel Road, Thulisa Park
Johannesburg
2136

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Monday 08:00 - 16:30
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:30
Thursday 08:00 - 16:30
Friday 08:00 - 15:30

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