Infinity Recycling, Inc

WELCOME to the Infinity Recycling, Inc. web site. We proudly serve Maryland’s Mid-shore region including the counties of Kent, Queen Anne’s, Caroline, Talbot and Dorchester in Maryland and Middletown, Delaware.

Our Mission

Infinity Recycling, Inc. is a local non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality services, education, research and jobs to our community. We are striving to bring wise resource management to our rural area by promoting the techniques of reusing, reducing, recycling, and composting to diminish our discards to practically zero.Infinity provides a range a recycling services for homes, businesses,schools, towns, and events.

Residential Curbside Recycling

This is a curbside service for homes provided on a subscription basis to individuals or on a contract basis to towns or communities.

Household Recycling Instructions 
 Office Paper Recycling

Infinity provides recycling service to offices big and small. We are non-profit and your donated material is a tax deduction.

Office Recycling Instructions

 Corrugated Cardboard Recycling

Infinity provides service for large and small generators of cardboard and we even customize your service to adjust to seasonal volume fluctuations.

Cardboard Recycling Instructions

 Scrap Buy Back

Infinity pays for aluminum cans and non-ferrous scrap metal.Infinity Recycling has many activities that are geared to enhance resource management education for our community:

• resource management planning and buy recycled information

• èrecycling lectures for community groups and all school grades

• èaluminum can fund raisers for community groups and schools

• èpaper recycling service for schools and libraries

• èrecycled paper making workshops

• èsteel can recycling for school cafeterias

• ècompost & worm projects

• èpaper races for trees

• èzero waste plans

What's it take ?..

It boggles the mind, but as we create goals we develop ideals to strive for. In the world of waste, what better goal to strive for than ZeroWaste. Waste is a sign of inefficiency and short sightedness. With the goal of ZeroWaste, we first eliminate to word 'waste' and substitute discards and then we treat these discards as potential resources. We witness the fading of 'waste management' and the partake in the emergence of 'resource management'.For some it may help to temper the goal by saying 'ZeroWaste or darn close', the goal will not be achieved by recycling alone, nor by all its related practices such as precycling, reducing, reusing and composting. There will have to be breakthrough technologies and breakthrough considerations of producer responsibilities as well as rethinking our rules of subsidies for wasting practices and industries.The GrassRoots Recycling Network is a group that is striving to make ZeroWaste happen.  Formed in Atlanta in April, 1997 by recycling enthusiasts and experts from all across the nation, the group converses and plans daily on the web.