recycling recovery Belgium

... environmentally friendly. Our team, composed of about ten professionals, is trained in the collection and recycling of your waste. Throughout the process of collecting and recycling used oils and butchery waste, they ensure that all sanitary rules and current standards are meticulously followed. Whether for regular or one-time pickups, Protelux adapts to your needs with speed and efficiency. Contact us at (+32) 061 41 16 57 for any information requests.

RECYTEX EUROPE is a Belgian company with over 30 years of experience in the collection and sorting of textiles (TLC). Its operational methods have optimized the recovery process through innovative sorting techniques, but especially due to its existing commercial network, thanks to the quality of the sorted products. To date, RECYTEX EUROPE boasts a 100% rate of recovered materials, which is a benchmark within the industry. The goal of RECYTEX EUROPE is to bring all its expertise, knowledge, and commercial analysis to any type of project.

Ravago is a Belgian plastic producing company with its headquarters located in Arendonk, Belgium. The company is active in the distribution, resale, compounding, and recycling service for plastic and elastomeric raw materials. Ravago is a world leader in plastic recycling.

Recymo puts its experience at your service. For material recycling, here are the types of waste we accept as well as the services we offer: recycling of inert materials, sorting of industrial waste (DIB), paper, cardboard, PVC, bulky items, plastics, asbestos cement management, sale of recycled sub-foundation materials (mixed rubble, concrete), screened soils. In addition to construction, Recymo also oversees the demolition of tarmac roads. Recymo is the essential solution for disposing of all class III waste and mixtures of classes II and III. We help you save money by reducing your waste.

... and channels for the recovery of these same wastes. The results achieved over nearly 20 years in managing excavation materials and nearly 15 years in recycling inert waste are not solely due to the technical advancements of a rapidly growing sector; there are people behind these figures. The entire TRADECOWALL group currently employs nearly 50 people across fifteen locations throughout Wallonia.