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Terracycle Acquires North Coast Services

The New Hampshire-based company’s recycling New England facilities will completement Terracycle’s US operations, officials said.

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By: Lianna Albrizio

Associate Editor

TerraCycle, a global leader in recycling hard-to-recycle waste streams, has acquired North Coast Services, a New Hampshire-based company specializing in the collection and recycling of universal waste across New England.

Established in 2011, North Coast Services brings over 60 years of combined experience and specializes in identifying and managing RCRA hazardous waste, as well as handling universal waste such as electronics, fluorescent lamps, batteries, Freon-bearing appliances and other complex waste streams.

North Coast Services co-founders Tom Fatcheric and Billy Andrews said in a joint statement that Terracycle is the “perfect” partner as it shares its mission to provide state-of-the-art solutions for recycling universal waste.

“The acquisition of North Coast Services is an exciting next step in TerraCycle’s journey to reduce waste,” said TerraCycle Founder and CEO Tom Szaky. “We entered the universal waste business in the US in 2016 with the acquisition of Air Cycle Corporation, followed by Complete Recycling Solutions in 2023, both of which comprise the foundation of the TerraCycle Commercial Recycling division. With the addition of North Coast Services, we’ve gained a business known for excellent and versatile customer service, with recycling facilities that will complement and enhance our US operations.”

Industrial Recycling Solutions

TerraCycle Commercial Recycling provides businesses with industrial recycling solutions for universal waste and other hard-to-recycle materials. The division supports companies in meeting regulatory requirements and achieving sustainability goals by managing complex waste streams, including electronics and hazardous materials, advancing TerraCycle’s mission to eliminate waste through innovative recycling practices.

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