Service

Single Stream Recycling

Green Circle Recycling is western Wisconsin's single-stream material recovery facility, receiving commingled recyclables and separating them into commodity streams for baling and sale.

Discuss Single Stream Options
Exterior of the Green Circle Recycling single-stream material recovery facility in La Crosse.

Accepted Streams

Green Circle recovers mixed paper, OCC, sorted office paper, newspaper, PET, natural and colored HDPE, polypropylene, #3-7 plastics, mixed bulky rigids, PP and HDPE pallets, bottles and jars, and ferrous and non-ferrous metals by approval.

Processing Technology

The MRF uses optical sorting, robotic sorting arms, bypass belts, recirculation, and baling systems to improve recovery and bale quality.

Documentation

Municipalities, transfer stations, and haulers can request load documentation, scale tickets, DNR certification support, contamination policy information, and diversion reporting.

Accepted streams

Material Examples

Examples of the paper, plastic, glass, cardboard, and metal streams Green Circle can recover from approved single-stream loads.

  • Mixed Paper Example of Mixed Paper recyclable material
  • OCC Cardboard Example of OCC Cardboard recyclable material
  • Sorted Office Paper Example of Sorted Office Paper recyclable material
  • Newspaper Example of Newspaper recyclable material
  • #1 PET Example of #1 PET recyclable material
  • #2 Natural HDPE Example of #2 Natural HDPE recyclable material
  • #2 Colored HDPE Example of #2 Colored HDPE recyclable material
  • #5 Polypropylene Example of #5 Polypropylene recyclable material
  • #3-7 Plastics Example of #3-7 Plastics recyclable material
  • Mixed Bulky Rigids Example of Mixed Bulky Rigids recyclable material
  • Bottles and Jars Example of Bottles and Jars recyclable material
  • Ferrous Metals Example of Ferrous Metals recyclable material
  • Non-Ferrous Metals Example of Non-Ferrous Metals recyclable material
10 tons/hr single-stream processing capacity
10 material types separated from one stream
22,000+ La Crosse County households served
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