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3 locations from 16 recycling listings in Tucson.
Drop-offs and recyclers that take cardboard boxes and paper, including bulk commercial loads. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so call or check the listing before you load up.
Cardboard Recycling in Tucson
Los Reales Landfill
5300 E Los Reales Rd Tucson AZ 85756 USA
(520) 791-4183
Mon-Sat 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Sun Closed
4.1 (162 reviews)
Los Reales Landfill is the city-owned regional landfill in Tucson serving residents and businesses in Tucson and Pima County. The campus also has a Neighborhood Recycling Center that accepts curbside-bin recyclables, glass food and beverage containers, and hard-to-recycle plastics in Hefty Renew bags.
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Republic Services - Tucson
3780 E Ajo Way Tucson AZ 85713 USA
(520) 745-8820
Mon-Fri 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM · Sat-Sun Closed
3.4 (27 reviews)
The recycling center offers residential and business environmental solutions with a focus on sustainability. They provide services for managing accounts, paying bills, scheduling pickups, and contacting customer support. The center accepts various materials for recycling and emphasizes simplified recycling processes. For more information on products and services, customers can visit the website or find a facility nearby.
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West Tucson Neighborhood Recycling Center
1925 S San Antonio Dr Tucson AZ 85713 USA
4.2 (6 reviews)
The West Tucson Neighborhood Recycling Center offers recycling services for residents of the City of Tucson. It is specifically designed to accept blue bin recyclables such as cans, cardboard, glass, and paper.
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Cardboard Recycling in Tucson: FAQ
Where can I drop off a lot of cardboard in Tucson, AZ?
Municipal drop-off sites and transfer stations usually take flattened boxes free. For large commercial volumes, a recycler may provide a baler or container and sometimes pays for clean bales.
Does cardboard need to be clean?
Flatten boxes and remove packing foam and plastic. Normal tape and labels are fine, and a little grease on a pizza box is accepted by most programs. Wet or soaked cardboard is not.
Do recyclers pay for cardboard?
Only in bulk. Baled, clean corrugated cardboard is a commodity, but household quantities are not worth paying for.