Recycling Services - Greenfields (6210)

the Coastal South, the Perth Region, Western Australia (WA)

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Eco Resources

Perth Waste Management, Recycling Center, Rubbish Removal, Waste Removal

165 Postans Road, Hope Valley, WA 6165
40-50 km from Greenfields

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Since inception in 2006, ECO Resources has enjoyed continued growth to become one of Western Australias waste management and recycling centre Perth. Professional Perth recycling, diverting more than 500,000m3 of waste from landfill each year. ECO Resources places a strong focus on Safety, Quality and Environmental management, and has robust systems in place to support all contracted and non-contracted works. Service solutions are underpinned by a management system that meets all legislative and... Read more

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