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Material Type Area Name Address Telephone Contact RECYCLING DATABASE RECYCLING DATABASE Material type Area Name Address Telephone Contact Motor Oil - Taylor's Motors 14 Chichester Road 021 671 2931 All Materials Airport Industria Rainbow Recycling Airport Ind Collect-a-can Airport Industria Solly Sebola Mobile Road, Airpot industria Metal Airport Industria Airport Metals Michigan Street/'Northern Suburbs Motor Oil Airport Industria Airport Vehicle Testing Boston Circle 021 934 4900 Recovery Centre Airport Industria Don't Waste Services Brian Slater 021 386 0206 / 021 386 0208 Motor Oil Athlone Adens Service Station Eden Ave 021 696 9941 Paper-Mondi Athlone Christel House School S A 38 Bamford Avenue Other Athlone Christel House School SA 38 Bamford Avenue 021 697 3037 Glass Athlone Express Waste Desre Road, Athlone, 7760 021 638 6593 Gerard Moen General Buy Back Athlone Express Waste 2 5 Desri Road Glass Athlone Garlandale Primary General Street Athlone 7764 021 696 8327 General Buy Back Athlone Industrial Scrap Southern Suburbs/'Mymona Road 021 448 5395 Glass Athlone LR Heydenreych 5 Bergzich Schoongezicht, Athlone, 7760 Collect-a-can Athlone Pen Beverages Athlone Industrial 021 684 4130 Paper and C/board Athlone Private 151 Lawrence Rd, Collect-a-can Athlone St. Raphaels School Lawrence Road 021 696 6718 Glass/ tins/ plastic Athlone Walkers Recycling 43 Brian Rd Greenhaven 083 508 1177 Glass Athlone Walker's Recycling 43 Brian Rd, Greenhaven, Athlone, 7760 021 638 1515 Eddie Walker General Buy Back Atlantis Berties Scrap Conaught Road All Materials Atlantis Grosvenor Hermeslaan 021 572 5487 All Materials Atlantis Hermeslaan Hermeslaan 021 572 6915 All Materials Atlantis Kerria Protea Park 021 572 7093 Glass Atlantis M&L Recycling 18 Centaur Street, Atlantis, 7349 021 572 8589 R Cloete All Materials Atlantis Parkview Parkview 021 572 3535 All Materials Atlantis Protea Park Protea Park 021 572 3283 All Materials Atlantis Reygersdal Reygersdal 021 572 6912 All Materials Atlantis Saxonsea Saxonsea 021 572 3247 All Materials Atlantis Wesfleur Wesfluer 021 572 2250 Paper-SAPPI Atlantis Zingari Waste & Recycling Charles Duminy Close, Atlantis, 7349 Frans de Necker 021 577 2552 General Buy Back Atlantis Ind Cape Town Recycling Industry 021 577 2552 Glass Atlone MF Bowas 21 Hilcrest Rd, Constantia, 7806 021 696 1816 MF Bowas Beaconvale Mondi Recycling 36 Glenhurst Street 021 931 5106 Bruce Dunlop Glass Beaufort West Beaufort West Municipality 61 Bird Street, Beaufort-West, 6970 023 414 8100 Leon Crafford Beaufort West Gavin Petersen P.O. Box 582, Beaufort West, 6970 023 415 2811 / 083 344 8763 Glass Bedford (Eastern Cape) Nobulali's Tavern 3 Plasket Street, Bedford, 5780 082 218 1794 Nosipho Dywili Glass Belhar Basil Bam 10 Proots Street, Belhar, 7507 Basil Bam Drop off/ Recovery Centre Belhar Belhar drop of Adam Tas Rd Belhar Erica Primary School Homeria Road 021 952 5814 Paper-Mondi Belhar Excelsior Secondary School Portucala Crescent Other Belhar Excelsior Secondary School Portucala Crescent 021 952 5815 Paper-Mondi Belhar Gardenia Primary Chestnut Way Other Belhar Gardenia Primary Chestnut Way 021 952 5817 Glass Belhar Mark Loggenburg 17 Tulbach Crescent, Belhar, 7507 021 952 0964 Mark Loggenburg Glass Belhar Symphony Primary Cnr Organ and Banjo (Belhar) 021 952 E8531170 Paper-Mondi Bellvile-Oakdale Bellville North Primary Van Der Stel Street Paper-Mondi Bellville Chere Botha Centre 73 Van der Stel Street Other Bellville Chere Botha Centre 73 Van der Stel Street 021 948 9134 Glass Bellville Enviro Glass C/o Sacks Circle/ Van Eck, Bellville, 7535 021 951 7363 Andre Burger Motor Oil Bellville Euro Garage 37 Strand Street 021 948 2411 Paper-Mondi Bellville Hebron Christian School Hebron Street Oakglen Other Bellville Hebron Christian School Hebron Street Oakglen 021 919 6358 Paper-Mondi Bellville Laerskool Bellville Florence Road Other Bellville Laerskool Bellville Florence Road 021 948 5241 Mondi Buy Back Bellville Marko Metals Opposite Tygerberg Station Other Bellville Marko Metals Opposite Tygerberg Station 021 933 5897 Hennie Erasmus Paper-Mondi Bellville Methodist Church Bellville 3 Krige Street Boston Other Bellville Methodist Church Bellville 3 Krige Street Boston 021 919 4517 Collect-a-can Bellville OakDale Sport Club Bloemhof Str 021 919 1167 Collect-a-can/ Mondi Bellville Old Oak Bowling Club Tygervalley rd 021 914 0205 Motor Oil Bellville Positive Auto Electrical 021 946 2871 Cooking Oil Bellville Supa Oil Sacks Circle 021 951 4734 Motor Oil Bellville Theron's Garage 245 Voortrekker Rd 021 948 4083 Plastics Bellville Uni plastics Tedric Avenue, Stikland, Bellville 021 948 3600 Paper-Mondi Bellville Vredelust Primary 6TH Avenue Other Bellville Vredelust Primary 6TH Avenue 021 939 6301 General Buy Back/ including pc's Bellville Dump it No 16 Hon Street, Bellville 021 949 0054 Glass Bellville (Metal Box) CJ Scrap ( G & T) Sacks Circle, Talana Street, Bellville 021 932 4293 Michelle General waste/ Recycling Bellville South Bellville landfill, sacks circle Off Sacks Circle, Bellville South 021 951 4793 Glass Bellville South Consol glass recycling factory Sacks Circle, Bellville South 021 950 5100 Glass Bellville South Enviroglass/Two oceans glass recycling Sacks Circle , Bellville South 021 951 7363 Paper-Mondi Bellville South Goeie Hoop Primary Goeie hoop Street Medical waste Bellville South Sanumed (Sacks Circle) 021 951 5383 Can/ Mondi/Plastic/Glass Bergvleit Bergvleit Primary Childrens Way 021 715 1103 Can/ Mondi/Plastic/Glass Bergvleit Bergvliet High Firgrove way 021 712 0284 Other Bergvliet Bergvliet High School Firgrove Way 021 715 0631 Other Bergvliet Bergvliet Primary Alphen Street 021 712 3718 Paper-Mondi Bergvliet Sweet Valley Primary 100 Dreyersdal Road Other Bergvliet Sweet Valley Primary 100 Dreyersdal Road 021 712 3081 Paper-Mondi Bishop Lavis Greenlands Primary Sky Road Collect-a-can Blaauwebergrandt Cape Surf Hostel 29 Dolphin drive 021 554 2853 General Buy Back Blackheath Blackheath Recycling Blackheath DJ's Waste Control 073 299 2329 / 083 593 2130 / 021 905 0368 Plastics/ PET Blackheath Econo recycling 14 Electron Street, Blackheath 021 905 2249 Glass Bloekombos Mntuakalahlwa (Rasta) 16012 Bloekombos, Annemeit Str, Kraaifontein, 7570072 239 8494 Sipho Zayedwa Paper-SAPPI Bloemfontein OFS Waste Paper 27 Mill Street, Hamilton, Bloemfontein, 9300 Dawie Vosloo 051 434 1571 Paper-Mondi Blouberg Rand Pick 'N Pay 2 Keats RoadC/O Keats & South RoadsBlouberg 021 557 8136 Des Hardy Paper-Mondi Blouberg Rand Rainbowland Pre-Primary 70 Viola Road Paper-Mondi Bloubergridge Bloubergridge Primary Wessels Road Other Bloubergridge Bloubergridge Primary Wessels Road 021 557 8422 Paper-Mondi Bloubergsands Elkanah Pre Primary 28 Valderama Road Other Bloubergsands Elkanah Pre Primary 28 Valderama Road 021 556 2730 Collect-a-can Bloubergstrand Blouberg Life Saving off Beach Rd General Buy Back Blue Downs Dump it Cnr of False Drive and Bloudowns Avenue, Eerste 021River 909 2080 Mondi Buy Back Blue Downs Simon Scrap Forest Drive Boland Boland Scrap (Johan V.Meulen) 041 486 2364 / 082 774 7310 Glass Bonnievale Jonkheer Farmer's Winery (Pty) Ltd 023 616 2137 Glass Bontehuewel Boundary Taibo Street Bonteheuwel 7764 021 694 8583 Glass/ Paper Bontehuewel Central Park Juniper Street Boneheuwel 7764 021 694 4659 Bothasig St. John's Church C/O Nassu & Buren Street 021 5586241 David Farr Motor Oil Brackenfell A L Service Center 12 Higro Park Fourie Street 021 982 3733 Glass Brackenfell Anchor Recycling 7 Harbot Close, Brackenfell, 7560 981 8496 Popeye Paper-Mondi Brackenfell Bambino Creche 6 Goede Hoop Avenue Other Brackenfell Bambino Creche 6 Goede Hoop Avenue 021 981 2434 Glass Brackenfell Brackenfell Glass Recycling 23 Kamoleboo, Brackenfell, 7560 021 982 7289 J Goosen General waste/ Recycling Brackenfell Brackenfell Landfill 021 981 6836 Brackenfell Brackenfell Primary School Church Street 021 981 2147 Paper-Mondi Brackenfell Gereformeerde Laerskool Cnr Frans Conradie & Stellenberg Other Brackenfell Gereformeerde Laerskool Cnr Frans Conradie & Stellenberg 021 919 7816 Motor Oil Brackenfell Louis Tune Up Center Unit 9 Brakenfell Court Yard 021 981 5979 Brackenfell N G Kerk Brackenfell-Wes C/o Ferndale & Janie Street 021 981 9999 Paper-Mondi Brackenfell NG Kerk Brackenfell Wes Ferndale & Janie Streets Brackenfell Okavango Metals 9 Eagle Street 084 413 8366 Mrs Erasmus Paper-Mondi Brackenfell Pick 'n Pay Hypermarket Old Paarl Road Other Brackenfell Pick 'n Pay Hypermarket Old Paarl Road Scrap and Metals Brackenfell Ralls LA scrap No 74, Viaben Avenue, Brackenfell Industria 021 981 8955 Motor Oil Brooklyn Supa Quick Cousins & Mang Inv. 021 551 2744 East Cape Development, Temba Wholesalers Glass Butterworth (Eastern Cape)Babees Tavern Cradic Street, Parow, 7500 047-4910171 Gavin Myburgh Glass Butterworth (Eastern Cape)MD Glazing CC 35 Carngie Street, Butterworth, 4960 047 491 3575 Madoda Dywati Glass Butterworth (Eastern Cape)Mlungisi Poswa 463 Msobona Location, Butterworth, 4960 084 859 5171 Mlungisi Poswa Motor Oil Caledon Bradpak Orchard Trust 028 841 4280 Paper-Mondi Camps Bay Camps Bay High Lowen Kloof Way Collect-a-can/ Mondi Camps Bay Camps Bay Primary Dunkeld Rd 021 438 1503 Motor Oil Campsbay Rontree Service Station 021 438 1458 Waste enquiries/ Illegal dumping Cape Town CCT Call Centre 080 022 5669 General Buy Back Cape Town Citi Scrap 29 New Church Street, Cape Town 021 423 0795 Mixed waste to landfills Cape Town CMC Solid Waste Disposal 38 Wale Street, Cape Town 021 487 2477 Collect-a-can Cape Town St cyprians Gorge Rd Oranjezicht 021 4611090 Mondi/ Collect a can/glass Cape Town St Martini
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