Listing Type: service_provider

  • Premier Waste hospital and clinical-waste service

    Current provider page advertises collection and management of infectious, sharps, pharmaceutical, pathological and hazardous hospital waste in Kingston. Treatment claims include autoclaving and chemical disinfection. Verify operating permits, treatment location, service geography, containers, customer eligibility and final disposal evidence before representing the service as credential-qualified.

  • Sandals and Beaches hospitality waste recovery network

    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 and potential partnership routes, not public intake. Confirm each Jamaica property, contracted handlers, farmer destinations, measured volumes and interest in shared reporting or surplus-material exchange.

  • SRC biodigester and anaerobic waste-treatment services

    SRC describes designing and commissioning biodigester septic tanks and anaerobic treatment systems for farm, agro-processing, industrial, commercial and residential waste islandwide. Confirm the present application process, service fees and eligible feedstocks.

  • JSEZA serviceable business-equipment reuse initiative

    A current JSEZA initiative coordinates the transfer of serviceable computers and monitors from special economic zone operators to schools and community organisations rather than disposal. This is not advertised as public intake; confirm whether other companies can participate or nominate recipients.

  • Kingston Sanitation cesspool, septic and portable-toilet service

    Current provider pages advertise islandwide cesspool pumping, septic-tank cleaning, portable-toilet rental and servicing, manhole clearing and delivery of sewage to a National Water Commission treatment facility. Verify current licences, truck capacity, service geography and disposal documentation before qualification.

  • Half Moon organic-waste and resource-recovery lead

    Half Moon reports using a Carbon Eater to convert organic waste into fertiliser, greywater reuse and other environmental practices. This appears to be internal resort recovery. Confirm equipment capacity, feedstock accepted, residual waste routes, recycler and farmer partners, and whether the resort would share operational data.

  • Red Stripe brewing by-product recovery route

    Current reporting states that Red Stripe distributes brewery spent grain to livestock farmers islandwide and applies kieselguhr as a soil amendment at its cassava farm. The earlier sector report also identifies spent yeast and cassava residue streams. Confirm the current application process, availability, quantities, collection terms and whether new farmer recipients are accepted.

  • National end-of-life tyre recovery programme

    Carib Cement documents a national programme to consume end-of-life tyres in its cement kiln, with phases scheduled through June 2031 and expansion to seven disposal sites beginning July 2026. This source does not establish direct public drop-off at Rockfort. Confirm current programme operation, collection sites, eligible tyre types and public access.

  • Elite Cesspool and Transport Services

    Current provider site advertises cesspool and septic emptying, pit and tank cleaning, grease-trap cleaning and waste transport in Kingston, St. Andrew, St. Catherine and islandwide. Confirm business address, disposal destination, transporter approvals, service limits and geographic coverage.

  • Courtyard Kingston hotel recycling lead

    The property page states that marked bins collect plastic, glass bottles and cardboard and that the hotel recycles used cooking oil. This is an internal programme, not a public drop-off. Confirm collection partners, accepted materials, tonnage, oil destination and whether event-generated recyclables can be included.