Material Recovery Facility (MRF) opened to the public, providing a long-term waste and recycling solution for the San Gabriel Valley, located in Southern California.

2022年11月15日 · WM's $56 million planned and completed investment in Washington state will rebuild one MRF and upgrade two MRFs with state-of-the-art technology. The technology will reduce contamination and enable more recyclables to be processed to meet stringent quality standards, so manufacturers can make them into new products.

2020年4月15日 · In 2017, Waste Management (WM) began conceptualizing a materials recovery facility (MRF) that would help the company address two major ongoing market issues: high labor turnover rates and...

WM MRF Review. WM categorized its single-stream MRFs into four tiers of facilities based on investment and processing capabilities, creating a chart of our tiered MRFs. As summarized in this analysis, by 2023, we anticipate that 91% of WM’s single-stream tons will be processed at MRFs where we have invested in updated equipment.

2023年4月6日 · WM plans to expand its recycling footprint into at least eight new locations, complete 35 automation projects and boost its recycling revenue to about $125 a ton by 2026 through a series of long-term MRF investments.

2023年2月6日 · Already North America’s largest MRF operator, Waste Management (WM) said it will invest $1 billion from 2022 through 2026, up from the $800 million the publicly traded company previously planned to spend over that period. The capital investments are expected to greatly boost the recycling business’ profitability.

2024年9月24日 · WM’s $100 million Denver, Colorado, MRF campus will come online just in time to capture an anticipated increase in recyclable materials, buoyed by the state’s new extended producer responsibility law for packaging. The law is currently in the implementation phase and will be fully rolled out by January 2026.

2011年4月11日 · Waste Management today joined with Philadelphia Mayor Michael A. Nutter, local and state officials and WM customers to celebrate the launch of its advanced Philadelphia Material Recovery Facility (MRF), located in Northeast Philadelphia.

Recycling and engineering teams at WM sat down and began designing a highly automated facility, known as Waste Management’s MRF of the Future, that would make high-quality material with the lowest labor possible.

2024年7月24日 · With a nearly $39 million upgrade completed at one of its biggest MRFs, WM officials are looking to further refine automation capabilities as well as add volumes in the Midwest. Although optical sorters are extremely sophisticated, WM has seen an uptick in textiles come through the sorting lines.