Today is Global Recycling Day! If you’re new to the commemoration, it is March 18 each year. The theme for Global Recycling Day is #RecyclingHeroes. Think about it … what does being a recycling hero mean to you?

As we commemorate World Environment Day 2024 with the theme "Our Land, Our Future," Recycling Partners of Jamaica underscores the importance of recycling plastic bottles to ensure environmental health for generations to come.

Are you diligently sorting your plastics for recycling but still feeling like you're missing the mark? Fear not, you're not alone! Let's start with a little reality check – sometimes, despite our best intentions, we might be unknowingly sabotaging our own recycling efforts.

As we bid farewell to 2023, we're thrilled to share the incredible impact our collective efforts have had on the environment. Your commitment to recycling has been nothing short of inspiring, and we're delighted to present our Year in Review for 2023.

We are thrilled to announce the grand opening of our new Recycling Depot in Naggo Head, Portmore! This new location will replace the recycling depot at Lakes Pen.

We are so excited to share this with you! Our vision is growing and we're so glad you are a part of it. The growth in plastic recycling over the years has propelled us to move to a bigger location so we can serve you better. We are closer than ever before to our goal of collecting up 85% of the 800 million plastics produced in Jamaica each year. Okay, here's the news....

Hi! Hope you weren't too scared but here is a fact that should rattle you. Every Plastic Ever Made still Exists!

It's Recycling Week and we are celebrating the WINs of Recycling! Now more than ever before Jamaicans are buying into the idea of reclaiming their plastics to enjoy the many benefits it provides.

Over the last few months, we’ve seen an increase in persons and organizations becoming interested in instituting community recycling programmes. We couldn’t be more elated at this growth. The successful recycling of PET and HDPE plastics depend on all of us playing our parts, no matter how small. What better place to begin than the source of use…. our homes?