Fort Wayne, Indiana
PAPER, PLASTIC, FOOD BYPRODUCTS, PRODUCT DESTRUCTION
2210 Summit Drive, New Haven, IN | 260.748.2560
Our Fort Wayne, IN area B2B recycling facility provides paper recycling and plastic recycling services to manufacturers and other high-volume customers in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio.
About This Location
We have provided industrial recycling services in Fort Wayne, IN since 2008. Extensive upgrades and improvements to our dock and trailer staging areas in late 2016 make loading and unloading material easier and more efficient.
A rail spur enables loading and unloading of materials directly into the plant, while multiple docks ensure quick access for the tons of trucked commodities that pass through the building daily. The plant’s New Haven, IN location immediately adjacent to I-469 makes for quick connections to I-69.
Our industrial waste solutions include organic waste recycling, plastic scrap recycling and paper recycling. Businesses know they can count on Quincy Recycle to help them find new ways for recycling and reuse, so they can improve their efficiency and impact on the environment. For these and many other reasons, we are the best choice for commercial recycling in Fort Wayne, IN.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if my business is located outside of Fort Wayne?
No problem — we have a network of partner facilities across the country to deliver commercial recycling services close to you.
Can I buy or rent recycling equipment from Quincy Recycle?
We are a full-fledged distributor of material waste and recycling disposal equipment. This means we can sell, lease or rent the machinery you need, no matter how large or small your operations.
We'd like to help you with your waste stream problems - contact us today!
Recycling for a Good Cause: Our Local Partnership w/ PaperGator® Recycling
Our Fort Wayne, IN location serves as a key recycling partner for the local PaperGator® Recycling program. This program allows non-profit organizations, such as churches and schools, to collect funds in exchange for donated paper products.
Donated paper recyclables often include office paper, scrap paper from schoolwork, and printer paper. Quincy works with the PaperGator organization to collect and process the paper recyclables after they have been donated, and sources these materials to paper mills that make essential supplies for the general public, such as tissue and toilet paper. As a result of Quincy Recycle’s involvement, local non-profits get needed funding and local stores get the essential supplies that their customers rely on.
Want to get involved? Use the link below to find a location near you to drop off your paper recyclables.
Meet the Fort Wayne, IN Team
Michael Malloy
General Manager
Michael has served as the General Manager of the Quincy Recycle plant in Fort Wayne since 2013. He also manages the Indianapolis, IN location. Michael started his career with Quincy Recycle in Sales and now spends most of his time on business development. He makes recycling education a priority – educating himself and his community and encouraging others to do the same. Michael embraces the Midwest winters, and treats his family with a private ice-skating rink in their backyard every year.
(260) 748.2560
mmalloy@quincyrecycle.com
Kam Bailey
Business Development
Kam takes pride in finding the best possible solutions that meet the expectations and goals of Quincy Recycle partners. Kam spends a lot of time working with each partner to assess their needs and waste streams to identify the best program fit for them. Going the extra mile to find a viable and sustainable solution for each client’s needs is the number one priority. Kam loves sports and his two children. When he’s not working, you’ll find Kam cheering on the Hoosiers, Pacers, Colts, and Cubs. He’s also a big UFC fan.
(260) 609.8833
kbailey@quincyrecycle.com
Nathan Norden
Business Development
Nathan’s history in Sales and continued experience here at Quincy Recycle has made him an expert at solving waste problems for production facilities. He has a can-do attitude and believes there is always a viable solution if you work hard enough at it. It seems that Nathan’s passion for recycling is likely only matched by his passion for cars.
(260) 503.4331
nnorden@quincyrecycle.com
Derek D Howell
Business Development
Derek is committed to creating customized and efficient recycling programs for Quincy Recycle partners, and supplying consolidated scrap material to businesses that want it. While Derek’s commitment to the recycling industry can’t be questioned, the same cannot be said for his love of golf. Let’s just say he loves the game as much as someone who has never seen Caddy Shack truly can.
(260) 241.3346
dhowell@quincyrecycle.com
Eric Savage
Sales Coordinator
Eric is responsible for employee safety and day-to-day operations within the Fort Wayne plant. He started in a Sales role at Quincy Recycle, providing him with a well-rounded understanding of how the business works. Outside the office, Eric stays active and enjoys spending time involved with bowling, golf, volleyball, and softball.
(260) 748.2560
esavage@quincyrecycle.com
Examples of paper and fiber we recycle:
- Cardboard (OCC)
- Office paper, sorted office waste
- Mixed paper
- Newspaper (#8 and #9)
- Magazines
- Junk mail / old brochures
- Kraft rolls
- Paper cores
- Hard and soft back books
- News blank
- Coated sulfite
- Sorted white ledger (SWL)
Examples of plastic we recycle:
- #1 PET – polyethylene terephthalate
- #2 HDPE Color
- #2 HDPE Natural
- HDPE Miscellaneous Drums
- #3 PVC (polyvinyl chloride)
- #4 LDPE (low density polyethylene)
- LDPE Film
- #5 PP (polypropylene)
- #6 PS (polystyrene)
- Polycarbonate
- ABS
- Engineering Grade Plastics
National Network
Our national service network allows us to provide top-notch service across the country.