Gold Coast Recycling.

History In 1990 Gold Coast Recycling was founded. It has helped all client cities meet state recycling mandates. Gold Coast Recycling continues to be a state leader in the recycling movement and operates the latest state-of-the-art equipment. Gold Coast Recycling has a proven track record – serving the County of Ventura and the cities of Fillmore, Santa Paula, Ventura, Ojai, Camarillo, Thousand Oaks and Carpinteria, all of which met their state recycling mandates. Gold Coast Recycling has gained an international reputation for its ability to sell products even in the worst of recycle material markets. Gold Coast Recycling is a successful privately owned business, providing jobs and stimulating the local economy by creating hundreds of jobs. Recycle buy back center:Top Prices for aluminum, CRV #1 thru #7 plastic bottles and glass. Due to the downtrend in the paper markets, we currently do not buy back newspaper, cardboard, paper, junkmail or magazines. Our Mission: Diversion is the first priority at Gold Coast, with all possible materials sorted to assure that as much tonnage as possible is extracted before the materials are compacted and transferred to a landfill. Diversion takes precedence above all else. Diversion the number 1 goal Fast, efficient and convenient in and out services.The state of the art recyclable material sorting system uses screens and air technology to separate materials such as newsprint, mixed paper and plastic, metal and glass containers. E-waste Electronic waste – commonly called E-waste – is loaded for international markets. E-waste includes computers and computer monitors, printers, televisions, stereos, DVD players and VCRs, cell phones and small kitchen appliances. (No smoke detectors.) What We Do Not Accept Hazardous Waste Medical Waste Oily Waste Solvent Solid Waste Chemical Toilet Waste Radio Active Waste Dead Animals Pesticides Tennis Shoes