I just moved here and am so disheartened to hear the recycling options are very limited since they…read moredid away with curbside recycle. I have been trying to research my options and tried this place first. I loaded up all of my drinking containers (plastics, glass and aluminum), all my cardboard and paper and plastic bags. As you can see from one of my pictures, the location is uncertain with no address. It just says 300 yards south of the Agricenter. There was a small green sign hanging on a lamppost off Germantown Pkwy. and I turned immediately after that. There are 4 containers for your recyclables, but that is misleading because 2 are for drinking containers and 2 are for paper. You can recycle #1 & #2 plastic containers, aluminum and glass containers. I had #7 plastic containers that I kept and will have to figure out another option for those. You cannot recycle cardboard here or plastic shopping bags. The cardboard is the tough one I'm going to have to find. The shopping bags are no big deal since you can drop off plastic bags to any Target, Walmart and just about any grocery store. Recycling centers are set up at the entrance of most of these stores. Target even takes batteries and small electronics at their entrances as well as glass, plastic bottles and cans.

This is Greenwoods recycling center. It's kind of hard to get to. You go through the gates of the…read morefence then take right and it's right there in front of you. First thing you do is pull over in front of that trailer and get a number that's in the shape of a robber hut then take your cans over to the substation about 50 yards in front of you. He weighs them and gives you a sheet that you take inside that trailer to give to a woman that will give you a check. That's right no cash. The owner complained about how theft was bad. So bad that when she put a money ATM machine inside that somebody broke into it and stole everything. She also said that people were stealing stuff from businesses and homes and trying to sell it to recycling centers across Mississippi. They made it a state law to not recycle AC window units or central air units.

This is the best place to carry your scrap! These guys pay you fairly for what you bring each and…read moreevery time you go. I promise you won't find a more honest scrap yard to do business with.

This is a recycling center. You can sell your junk here. They will buy all kinds of metal here…read more This includes copper and big cooler coils which some call "reefers". Of course they buy aluminum cans here too. I saw a sign that said they buy old appliances too like stoves, driers, washing machines, hot water heaters, microwaves and etc. I saw another sign that said they will buy AC units, refrigerators and cars but you must empty the Freon out of them first. This is the state of Arkansas. You do not need a refrigeration license to sell cooler coils here. Unlike, most recycling centers in Mississippi and Tennessee where they require you to have a AC license to sell these cooler coils.

Have to give them 5 stars. This recycling is nice and well organized. The workers are professional…read moreand give a great customer service. My experience was great in coming here and I will be coming back.

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