Tanera/Nieulandt Recycling

Without history, there is no future . It is therefore logical that the third generation of Nieulandt continues to grow in an ever-expanding world with respect for traditions and family values. Since the first scrap metal cart in Lebbeke was cut by hand, Oudemetaal Alfons Nieulandt evolved into Nieulandt Recycling, a modern trade in scrap metals that processes 13,000 tons of scrap annually.

More than sixty years of experience means that the Nieulandt family can call themselves experts when it comes to processing old metals. From the first round of collection of rags and old iron just after the Second World War or the first piece of land on the Tragel in Aalst, to the farewell of CNA Containers, to moving into a brand new building in the Victor

Bocquestraat. Each step ensured that Nieulandt Recycling was better equipped to meet the challenges of the future. That's not an end point. The ambition is rock solid: the company wants to continue to build on the foundations that have been laid over the years and steadily grow into an increasingly important scrap dealer.

Without history, there is no future . It is therefore logical that the third generation of Nieulandt continues to grow in an ever-expanding world with respect for traditions and family values. Since the first scrap metal cart in Lebbeke was cut by hand, Oudemetaal Alfons Nieulandt evolved into Nieulandt Recycling, a modern trade in scrap metals that processes 13,000 tons of scrap annually.

Without history, there is no future . It is therefore logical that the third generation of Nieulandt continues to grow in an ever-expanding world with respect for traditions and family values. Since the first scrap metal cart in Lebbeke was cut by hand, Oudemetaal Alfons Nieulandt evolved into Nieulandt Recycling, a modern trade in scrap metals that processes 13,000 tons of scrap annually.

More than sixty years of experience means that the Nieulandt family can call themselves experts when it comes to processing old metals. From the first round of collection of rags and old iron just after the Second World War or the first piece of land on the Tragel in Aalst, to the farewell of CNA Containers, to moving into a brand new building in the Victor

Bocquestraat. Each step ensured that Nieulandt Recycling was better equipped to meet the challenges of the future. That's not an end point. The ambition is rock solid: the company wants to continue to build on the foundations that have been laid over the years and steadily grow into an increasingly important scrap dealer.

Without history, there is no future . It is therefore logical that the third generation of Nieulandt continues to grow in an ever-expanding world with respect for traditions and family values. Since the first scrap metal cart in Lebbeke was cut by hand, Oudemetaal Alfons Nieulandt evolved into Nieulandt Recycling, a modern trade in scrap metals that processes 13,000 tons of scrap annually.