WASTE

into

WEALTH

Let's turn

Mission statement: To ensure the best possible recycling of waste materials and the reuse of valuable materials in Mongolia. We are committed to innovative and efficient solutions that contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable living environment.

Vision statement: Waste recycling is still in its infancy in Mongolia. However, we see a great willingness among governments to invest in waste management. By collaborating with governments, businesses, and the public, and by providing clear information, DDJ&HGCM Recycling Mongolia LLC aims to play a key role in the development of the circular economy in Mongolia.

Our goal: Significantly reduce waste and optimally utilize raw materials for reuse.

This isn't my trash, but it is my WORLD.

We are

Here how it all began:

The initiators have been commercially active in Mongolia for more than 14 years in the road construction industry. It was found that there is little to no recycling; more specifically truck tires, used oil and plastic. Since the larger companies there did not care about this, they took the initiative to recycle used tires, used oil and plastic into usable waste. Simply, it all started in the middle of nowhere.

Too good to be true?

Come and see with your own eyes, we're happy to welcome you at our factory in the Uvurkhangai province, Mongolia.

Our Commitment to Recycling

We strive to improve Mongolia's waste management through innovative recycling practices, addressing environmental concerns and contributing to a sustainable future for our community.

Three recycling bins are lined up next to each other against a colorful wall. The bins are labeled for different materials: paper with a blue top, plastic with a brown top, and aluminum with a yellow top. Each bin has a distinct shape for the deposit slot appropriate for the material.
Three recycling bins are lined up next to each other against a colorful wall. The bins are labeled for different materials: paper with a blue top, plastic with a brown top, and aluminum with a yellow top. Each bin has a distinct shape for the deposit slot appropriate for the material.
A bright green wheeled garbage bin with a black lid is positioned in front of a brick wall. The bin has the text 'business waste.co.uk 01904 207120' printed on its side in white.
A bright green wheeled garbage bin with a black lid is positioned in front of a brick wall. The bin has the text 'business waste.co.uk 01904 207120' printed on its side in white.

Location Details

Recycling Mongolia is dedicated to improving waste management and recycling practices in Mongolia, focusing on tires, used oil, coal ash, and plastic.

Address

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, 12345

Hours

9 AM - 5 PM

A person is pushing a large green waste bin with 'businesswaste.co.uk' and a phone number printed on the side. The bin has four wheels and is positioned in a dimly lit space with a wall of cinder blocks in the background.
A person is pushing a large green waste bin with 'businesswaste.co.uk' and a phone number printed on the side. The bin has four wheels and is positioned in a dimly lit space with a wall of cinder blocks in the background.

Gallery

Showcasing our recycling initiatives and sustainable solutions in Mongolia.

A wooden recycling or waste disposal container is situated outdoors with two rectangular openings framed in green. A sign with the Paris logo and instructions is attached to it. The background features lush green trees and shrubbery, with sunlight filtering through the leaves.
A wooden recycling or waste disposal container is situated outdoors with two rectangular openings framed in green. A sign with the Paris logo and instructions is attached to it. The background features lush green trees and shrubbery, with sunlight filtering through the leaves.
Three recycling bins of different colors stand side by side on a cobblestone street. The bins are labeled with the text 'Porto' and are designated for different types of waste: green for general waste, blue for paper, and yellow for plastics and metals. In the background, there is a vehicle and a building covered with scaffolding.
Three recycling bins of different colors stand side by side on a cobblestone street. The bins are labeled with the text 'Porto' and are designated for different types of waste: green for general waste, blue for paper, and yellow for plastics and metals. In the background, there is a vehicle and a building covered with scaffolding.
Three large waste bins, two yellow and one blue, are positioned on a sidewalk next to a wall. The bins are overflowing with various types of waste, including plastics and paper. Lush green plants grow alongside the wall behind the bins, adding a natural element to the urban setting.
Three large waste bins, two yellow and one blue, are positioned on a sidewalk next to a wall. The bins are overflowing with various types of waste, including plastics and paper. Lush green plants grow alongside the wall behind the bins, adding a natural element to the urban setting.
Two black waste bins labeled 'Refuse' and 'Recycle' are positioned side by side on a sidewalk. They are placed against a high brick wall in an urban setting. The path is lined with bare trees and lampposts, and a modern building is visible in the background.
Two black waste bins labeled 'Refuse' and 'Recycle' are positioned side by side on a sidewalk. They are placed against a high brick wall in an urban setting. The path is lined with bare trees and lampposts, and a modern building is visible in the background.
A red recycling bin labeled 'Recyclables' placed under a shelter with a red bicycle leaning against it. The bin has an inscription from the UP Medicine Student Council along with other text. The background shows a two-tone wall, with the lower part painted red and the upper part beige.
A red recycling bin labeled 'Recyclables' placed under a shelter with a red bicycle leaning against it. The bin has an inscription from the UP Medicine Student Council along with other text. The background shows a two-tone wall, with the lower part painted red and the upper part beige.