Hambro Recycling Buy Back
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Location- Hambro Forest Products – 445 Elk Valley Rd, Crescent City CA 95531
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Days of operation- Wednesday through Saturday (Closed Sunday, Monday, Tuesday)
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Time of operation- 8 am to 5 pm (first hour for Seniors only)
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Phone 707-954-3418
Remember, we will only be accepting CRV, no other recycling streams will be accepted at this location.
Current CRV Prices:
California Redemption Value (CRV) Per Pound — Effective Jan. 2021
Aluminum Cans – $1.65
Glass Bottles – $0.104
#1 PETE Plastic Bottles – $1.27
#2 HDPE Plastic Bottles – $0.56
#3 PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) – $0.48
#4 LDPE Plastic Bottles – $1.97
#5 PP Plastic Bottles – $0.55
#6 PS Plastic Bottles – $5.50
#7 Others Plastic Bottles – $0.31
Bimetal – $0.40
Where does all that trash go?
The typical amount of trash an American will throw away amounts to 600 times his or her adult weight. For every 150 pound adult, he or she leaves behind 90,000 pounds of trash. That’s a whole lot of trash to dispose of, so going about getting rid of it properly is important because the way you leave your environment is part of the heritage your children and the next generation will receive.
Hambro WSG is located in Crescent City, in Northern California’s Del Norte County. We are the only place for folks to bring their trash for disposal in the county.
We follow rules from the state of California’s Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery program, CalRecycle. CalRecycle unites the state’s recycling and waste management programs to oversee and maintain proper environmental stewardship. This program requires strict adherence to initiatives like the Integrated Waste Management Act or the Beverage Container Recycling and Litter Reduction Act. It is through CalRecycle’s effort to use less that California is able to boast a higher than national rate of recycling as it holds high standard levels for the state and for Del Norte County.
Hambro WSG is the only transfer station in Del Norte County. We are trained and ready to handle all of your trash and recycling needs while complying to the high standards of the State of California and it’s CalRecycle requirements.
