Compare plastic recycling businesses in Harare. See what each one takes, then call or WhatsApp them directly.
12 plastic recycling businesses in Harare
Ardbennie, Harare
Industry-funded company that collects and processes post-consumer PET bottles into bales and flakes. Owned by an alliance of beverage and packaging companies including Delta, Schweppes, Dairibord and Coca-Cola.
Willowvale, Harare
Harare company running a pyrolysis recycling plant that turns rubber and plastic waste into usable raw materials. Accepts heavy plastics, broken tyres, conveyor belts and other rubber waste.
Southerton, Harare
Family-owned Zimbabwean plastic container manufacturer that buys and recycles rigid HDPE (e.g. milk, Maheu and Cascade bottles) and LDPE bagging materials. Pays per kilogram depending on quality and sorting.
Willowvale, Harare
Willowvale business listed as recycling all materials.
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New Ardbennie, Harare
Harare recycler that turns LDPE waste into new plastic bags.
Harare
Harare CBD recycler that focuses on flexible plastics and pays cash for scrap flexible plastic from households. Makes recycled black sheeting, carrier bags, bin liners and refuse bins.
Workington, Harare
Workington company that recycles PET into plastic strapping used for bricks and boxes.
Southerton, Harare
Southerton-based recycler of LDPE plastic.
Harare
Harare plastic recycler, established in 1998, processing pre- and post-consumer LDPE, HDPE, PP and PET. It sorts, washes and pelletises waste and makes bin liners, shopping bags and black sheeting.
Willowvale, Harare
Willowvale-based recycler that handles LDPE plastic film.
Workington, Harare
Plastics manufacturer with operations in Harare and Bulawayo that recycles all types of plastics. Converts recycled plastic into PVC and HDPE pipes and plastic packaging.
Glen Norah, Harare
Glen Norah-based enterprise that collects LDPE and chips HDPE and PP plastics.
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.