YES Recycling

YES Recycling YES Recycling is a comprehensive recycling company providing fully integrated, turnkey recycling sol We handle every aspect of a successful recycling program.

Our customers include, but are not limited to, the printing and binding industry, retail and grocery stores, and warehouse facilities including their party logistics companies in the New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania areas. Our services range from equipment installation and/or delivery, pick-up and removal of recyclables, purchasing of recyclable commodities, and consistent and accurate month

ly reporting. We are uniquely committed to educating our customers on the true value of their recyclables and providing unmatched customer service. While many other recycling companies take advantage of their clients lack of understanding, we value our customers’ trust and provide working knowledge of the recycling process so that our customers understand the revenue that can be generated and costs that can be avoided with a customized recycling program. In addition, we are dedicated to providing timely responses, personal attention, and impeccable service to all of our valued clients.

The wrong baler costs more than no baler Undersized and it runs constantly and bottlenecks your dock. Oversized and you ...
09/09/2026

The wrong baler costs more than no baler Undersized and it runs constantly and bottlenecks your dock. Oversized and you have paid for capacity sitting idle in floor space you needed. Equipment should be specified from your actual volume and your actual footprint, not from a catalogue. Getting this wrong is expensive in both directions. Message us to have your volume and footprint assessed.

Wishing you a happy and relaxing Labor Day weekend. We hope you enjoy a well-deserved break with family and friends.
09/05/2026

Wishing you a happy and relaxing Labor Day weekend. We hope you enjoy a well-deserved break with family and friends.

Commodity prices genuinely fluctuate — that part is real. But when a rebate drops and the only explanation offered is "m...
09/02/2026

Commodity prices genuinely fluctuate — that part is real. But when a rebate drops and the only explanation offered is "market conditions," ask which index, which grade, and what changed. A provider working transparently can point to the benchmark. One that can't may be relying on you not asking. The question is reasonable. Ask it.

Contact us today for more information on our reporting

The best-designed program fails at the dock if the people using it don't know why it matters. Clear signage, a short wal...
09/01/2026

The best-designed program fails at the dock if the people using it don't know why it matters. Clear signage, a short walkthrough at onboarding, and telling the team what the material is actually worth changes behavior more than any policy memo. People sort properly when they understand there's a reason. Explain the reason.

Contact us for more information on how to make the most out of your recycling

Beyond rebates, your recycling paperwork is a record. Where material went, who took it, how it was handled, what was div...
08/27/2026

Beyond rebates, your recycling paperwork is a record. Where material went, who took it, how it was handled, what was diverted. That record matters for audits, for corporate reporting, and for questions that surface years later. Providers who can't produce a clean trail leave you carrying the gap. Ask what documentation you'd receive.

Grocery generates constant, predictable, high-quality OCC (Old Corrugated Containers) — and also film, produce crates, a...
08/25/2026

Grocery generates constant, predictable, high-quality OCC (Old Corrugated Containers) — and also film, produce crates, and back-of-house material that usually gets compacted with everything else. The volume is steady enough to plan around, which makes it some of the easiest material to build a real program on. Consistency is worth as much as volume in this market.

Message us for an evaluation built around retail and grocery back-of-house.

By weight, more paper is recycled from U.S. municipal streams than plastic, glass, steel and aluminum combined. ...
08/21/2026

By weight, more paper is recycled from U.S. municipal streams than plastic, glass, steel and aluminum combined.

Most facilities can name their top recyclable and almost none can name their third. Pallet scrap, banding, core tubes, o...
08/19/2026

Most facilities can name their top recyclable and almost none can name their third. Pallet scrap, banding, core tubes, obsolete inventory packaging, damaged totes, scrap metal from maintenance. Individually minor, collectively meaningful — and almost always going out as trash because nobody ever inventoried them. Walk your dock and count what leaves. Contact us for a free recycling audit

They solve different problems. A compactor reduces the volume of material you're paying to dispose of . A baler produces...
08/17/2026

They solve different problems. A compactor reduces the volume of material you're paying to dispose of . A baler produces a marketable, gradeable commodity you can sell. If your highest-volume material is recyclable and you're compacting it, you're paying to destroy the value of something you could be selling. The right answer depends entirely on what you generate.

Lithium-ion batteries are found in more business equipment than many people realize: laptops, cordless tools, mobile dev...
08/14/2026

Lithium-ion batteries are found in more business equipment than many people realize: laptops, cordless tools, mobile devices, scanners, e-cigarettes, backup power units, and rechargeable electronics.

When these batteries are placed in recycling or trash bins, they can be crushed, punctured, or damaged during collection and sorting. A damaged battery can short-circuit and enter thermal runaway—a rapid overheating event that may cause smoke, fire, or explosion.

For commercial recycling operations, one misplaced battery can put employees, collection vehicles, sorting equipment, and entire facilities at risk. These fires are difficult to control and can cause expensive equipment damage and significant service interruptions.

The safer option: Keep batteries out of all recycling and waste containers. Set up a designated battery collection point, train employees on proper disposal, and work with a qualified battery recycler for pickup or drop-off solutions.

Proper battery recycling is not just a sustainability step—it is an important workplace safety practice.

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363 South Street
Newark, NJ
07105

Opening Hours

Monday 6:30am - 3pm
Tuesday 6:30am - 3pm
Wednesday 6:30am - 3pm
Thursday 6:30am - 3pm
Friday 6:30am - 3pm

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(973) 732-3704

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