
Baobab Paper Technologies
Zvimba
Paper recycling company with a mill in Zvimba District that turns recovered paper into board and paper grades for cardboard, stationery, packaging and tissue cores. Says it recycles up to 3,000 t a month.
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10 paper & cardboard recycling businesses in Zimbabwe

Zvimba
Paper recycling company with a mill in Zvimba District that turns recovered paper into board and paper grades for cardboard, stationery, packaging and tissue cores. Says it recycles up to 3,000 t a month.

Zimbabwe
Collection and recycling service for commerce and industry that removes process and admin waste and recycles all paper and plastic. Offers certificates of recycling for client environmental reporting.

Mt Pleasant, Harare
Environmental consultancy that runs a waste collection centre where waste is separated and sold to recyclers. Collects waste paper, cardboard, scrap and wood waste.

Harare
Harare business that recycles and trades recovered OCC (cardboard) and office paper in bales.
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Bulawayo
Bulawayo recycler that handles cardboard boxes and PET bottles.

Marondera
Former pole-treatment site in Marondera converted to make egg crates from waste paper grades, producing more than 400,000 crates a month.

Kadoma
Paper mill in Kadoma making tissue and kraft paper entirely from recycled waste paper, which is sorted, graded and pulped on site.

Harare
Waste paper recovery company owned by ART Corporation that supplies local paper mills. Collects newsprint, kraft (khaki boxes), old stationery, archive records, computer paper and chipboard.

Bulawayo
Bulawayo depot that takes waste paper and plastics, with about 500 t handled in 2020.

Zimbabwe
Collector of waste paper, plastic and tyres for recycling.
Every category has its own gotchas. These three come up again and again.
A mini skip suits a garage clear-out; a bathroom strip-out usually needs a 4m³ or bigger. Ask what fits your load before you pay.
Most companies won’t take asbestos, chemicals, tyres or medical waste. For those you need a licensed hazardous handler.
Ask which landfill or facility the load ends up at, and for hazardous waste ask to see the EMA licence before you hand anything over.