What is rain?
Rain is completely recycled water. It is an example of nature using her closed-loop recycling process. The water is used, then evaporates, forms clouds, falls back to the earth, then is used again.

Greys Recycling does a very similar thing using waste Eco-Friendly processes for recycling waste paper, cardboard, old cotton cloth, denim and certain other materials, including collection, manufacturing and marketing:

• Mechanical conversion of waste paper and old cotton clothes into paper and paper moulded products.
• Producing paper and new products in novel ways, with high quality and a lower price.
• Natural resin use to bind the new fibres together in an eco-friendly process.

  We need your active involvement:

• Greys Recycling is presently seeking communities, companies, organizations and individuals to supply us with waste paper, boxes, old clothes, etc.
• We need 60 metric tons of wastepaper and cardboard daily to feed our plant for processing.

  We look forward to working with you in collection and recycling.
  Join the Closed Loop Recycling - Make a difference in your community!

 

Greys Paper Recycling Industries Ltd. is a visionary company presently setting up its first recycling plant in Alberta.
This pilot plant is located in central Alberta, in the capital city of Edmonton.

Greys - What's in the name?
The name "Greys" was chosen for our company because an attractive, light "grey" is the natural color of our pure recycled paper products (with no extra additives).
Black ink from recycled papers is the primary cause of this light grey tinge.

If pure white paper is desired by a customer, we provide that in a natural way as well by adding recycled blue ink from old blue jeans.
Our recycled paper products are also given additional strength by mixing in recycled white cotton materials from items such as discarded bedsheets, pillow cases and uniforms.

 

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Our Edmonton recycling plant is presently in the early construction phase.
This new plant will be housed in an energy-efficient Monolithic Dome featuring R-60 insulation. Solar energy will provide most of the daytime lighting for this building. Our eco-friendly plant will be the first one in the world of this type.

In the meantime we are presently accepting your recyclable materials at our Edmonton warehouse storage facility.

It is located at:
9160 - Yellowhead Trail
Edmonton, Alberta
T5B 1G2
Phone: (780) 454-7397

Please Note:

The recyclable materials we can accept at the present time are:

Most kinds of cardboard and paper

Office wastepaper

White Cotton (bedsheets, pillow cases, towels, uniforms, cotton clothing)

Old blue jeans (denim)

Most plastics

Glass

For further details please call (780) 454-7397

Rates:

Drop-off at our storage warehouse:  - No charge.