Greenwich Redemption Centre
Kingston 13, Kingston
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Kingston 13, Kingston
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View listing →Kingston, Kingston
Provider-owned site describes collection, processing and export of paper, metal and plastic recyclables and lists a Kingston address.
View listing →Kingston 8, St. Andrew
JET’s current page confirms free drop-off for clean PET Type 1 and HDPE Type 2 bottles from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through…
View listing →Kingston 11, Kingston
Current provider site lists comprehensive collection, recycling, equipment and special-waste services. Branches are also listed in Montego Bay and Salem, St. Ann. Medical, chemical…
View listing →Kingston, St. Andrew
The company website publishes current phone, WhatsApp, email and weekday hours. A September 2025 Gleaner report identifies 360 Recycle Manufacturing Limited as the maker…
View listing →Kingston, Kingston
Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association listing identifies PET bottles, while a 2023 regional factsheet names Sweet Craft among Jamaica’s principal sorting and recycling exporters.…
View listing →Kingston, Kingston
JET coordinates and documents International Coastal Cleanup activity and publishes current Jamaica site information. This is periodic event-based collection and marine-litter data gathering, not…
View listing →Kingston 5, Kingston
NEPA facilitates recurring beach stewardship and requires participating groups to organise cleanups. Treat this as a programme and partnership route rather than a general…
View listing →Kingston and resort areas, Kingston
Government reporting documents extension of the TPDCo-RPJ tourism recycling initiative to Kingston and the South Coast after earlier resort-area activity. Confirm the current programme,…
View listing →Multiple Jamaica resorts, Kingston
Current corporate reporting describes composting, recycling, donations and transformation of waste, including food-waste links with farmers and used-oil recovery. These are internal multi-resort systems…
View listing →Montego Bay, St. James
Half Moon reports using a Carbon Eater to convert organic waste into fertiliser, greywater reuse and other environmental practices. This appears to be internal…
View listing →New Kingston, Kingston
The property page states that marked bins collect plastic, glass bottles and cardboard and that the hotel recycles used cooking oil. This is an…
View listing →Negril, Westmoreland
The resort policy documents plastic-bottle separation, landscape-waste composting, shredded-paper reuse and towel and linen-reuse measures. These are internal practices. Confirm downstream recyclers, whether retired…
View listing →Rose Hall, St. James
Green Globe reporting documents an onsite sorting station and baler plus recycling of packaging, used oil, toners and cartridges. Treat as an internal resort…
View listing →Falmouth, Trelawny
Recent Green Globe reporting documents recycling with RPJ, monthly beach cleanups and donations of linens, clothing, food and toiletries. These are internal and community…
View listing →Ocho Rios, St. Ann
The resort reports organic gardens and composting plus elimination of styrofoam and single-use plastic bottles. This appears to be an internal system. Confirm compost…
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