Nutrecycle

Nutrecycle is a multi-service industrial recycling company, celebrating 25 years of business. We are privately owned and located in east central Iowa, but conduct business within 32 states, including Canada.
Our focuses lie with deicing products (ice melt, rock salt, road salt, calcium chloride, potassium chloride, magnesium chloride, salt solution, etc) and biodiesel products (vegetable oil, animal fat, off spec B100, ASTM B100, wet methanol, and glycerin). However, our full product list is extensive, some of which include chemicals, plastics, and corn/soy byproducts. Please visit our Products page for a complete listing.
Nutrecycle’s list of Services includes waste management, on-site evaluation and logistics, and alternatives for disposal or reuse of materials. We specialize in locating the best logistical market for “out of the ordinary” recyclable materials. We assist with removal of waste materials from facilities, modifying the materials to a reusable form, and then market the newly recycled products. Whether your company is looking for removal of waste or locating recycled products, we can assist with your needs!
We work with companies of all sizes--whether a major manufacturing facility or small business, we can work with you in marketing and recycling materials in a cost appreciative manner. Please Contact Us to discuss your needs and how we can assist!

Company History

Nutrecycle, LLC was organized originally as Livestock Services in March of 1990. The principle products marketed were nutritional products direct to hog producers and selling of byproducts in the nursery pig feed manufacturing industry. Later, the company expanded its marketing operations into the beef industry and more byproducts.
On-farm research was initiated to perfect the nutritional products. Increasingly more byproducts were being sold to livestock producers as an alternative to corn and soybean meal. It was found that byproducts, when used correctly, could outperform the standard corn/soy products while decreasing the costs of the ration, improving performance and netting more dollars for the producer.
With the integration of the pork industry, byproducts became the central focus of Livestock Services. Some business was still directed to producers, but the bulk of the feed business went to feed manufacturers. With corn at $1.80/bushel and soybean meal at $160/ton, other byproducts/materials were researched for marketing or recycling. As a result of these investigations, Livestock Services became Nutrecycle, LLC to more clearly define the diversity of the marketing and recycling business. Presently, Nutrecycle markets/recycles steel from the depackaging of aerosol cans and the resulting vegetable oil. Marketing the aerosol steel, has led to marketing tire wire and rubber from the tire shredding industry.
Additionally, Nutrecycle provides inputs, vegetable oils, animal fats and methanol to biodiesel and related industries. Most of the biodiesel plant materials are off spec materials used by the biodiesel or related chemical industries, including wet methanols, off spec biodiesels/start up material problems, and off spec materials generated from the manufacture of biodiesel related plants.
Recently, Nutrecycle has again expanded their products and services. Partnering with a group in India, which works directly with growers, Nutrecycle can now import bananas from India and export to Europe and northern Africa.
Nutrecycle is poised for the next level of customer’s needs, with expertise to solve problems or find another company that may help. With an exporting company to help market/recycle products overseas and import materials to market in the USA, Nutrecycle has contracted with many major manufacturers and small businesses to market/recycle their materials in a cost appreciative manner. Whether it’s short-term solutions or long term contractual marketing or recycling agreements, Nutrecycle solves problems.

Services available include:

• Waste Management
• On Site Evaluation and Logistics
• Alternative Disposal/Reuse; with reduced costs