Central Washington Recycling

3941 N Sullivan Rd Spokane Valley WA 99216 USA

4 (7 reviews)

Central Washington Recycling recycling center in Wenatchee, WA - View of facility

About This Center

Michelsen Packaging Company is a leading produce packaging and equipment manufacturer and distributor serving the Fruit Packing Industry since 1937. They specialize in providing quality fruit packaging solutions to growers, packers, and shippers primarily in North America, with additional sales of packaging equipment worldwide. The company is committed to using recyclable materials in their manufacturing process and upholding corporate and social responsibility. Visitors to their website can explore time-proven packaging principles and learn about the recycling cycle. Located at 202 North Second Avenue, Yakima, WA 98902-2625, Michelsen Packaging Company can be contacted via phone for inquiries.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

CardboardRecyclable MaterialsDrop-off

Featured Reviews

Rachel Courtney

Rachel Courtney (5/5 stars, 5 years ago): It's nice to have a place to take cardboard and paper materials to recycle. When you turn into the gated parking lot keep going forward and you will find the bins on the left. Just make sure you go during working hours. If you need to recycle glass or plastic bags Target still takes them.

Kevin Raines

Kevin Raines (5/5 stars, 6 years ago): As far as I know this is the only recycling option in town. You can't recycle everything here (no glass no colored plastic) but you can recycle most common materials. Overall this is a good place. There's never been a line while I have been there and the bins are easy enough to understand. Getting here is a bit tricky... You have to drive behind Sav-Mart and past Michelson Packaging. The folks here are friendly and helpful. I was confused about the bin for clear plastic; someone explained that writing and wrappers were OK as long as the plastic was still clear but that blue #1 plastic wasn't recyclable.

azar hakim

azar hakim (3/5 stars, 6 months ago): Only accepts paper and corrugated cardboard for recycling now