Welcome to Phoenix Recycling Group, we are proudly 100% NZ owned. We are a nationwide recycling business, facilitating solutions that deliver the circular economy of multiple materials and products through it’s supply chain; locally and globally; end-to-end. As NZ electrifies we ensure zero waste; supporting all sectors as they replace and expand infrastructure to decarbonize. From transformers to the copper lines connecting all energy, solar panel recycling to crucial decarbonisation raw materials like nickel and lithium from recycling all battery types; we are ensuring future infrastructure can be manufactured from 100% recycled raw material. The positive impact for our environment and our people; is a purpose worth pursuing, enhancing and evolving; infinitely.
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We are looking for a well versed H&S Coordinator to join our Phoenix Recycling team. This role is fast paced with lots of variety! Small dynamic team with lots of scope to learn and grow. Great team and company culture. If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you! Email your interest to careers@pmrnz.co.nz
Did you know we are the downstream recycler of Nespresso NZ's aluminium coffee pods? ........recycling the essentials so we all enjoy our coffee fix guilt free! https://lnkd.in/gkqGKRUg Metals New Zealand Toitū Envirocare #aluminiumRecycling #packaging #circularEconomy #sustainabilityPartner
Nic Quilty on Newstalk ZB recently highlighting the issues being addressed within WasteMINZ’s Lithium-Ion (Li-on) working group with key stakeholders Fire and Emergency NZ and Phoenix. Building solutions, working together. Jasmine Faulkner Morgan Joynt https://lnkd.in/gv6eGyE4
And just like that Sam Woolford - Cans for Kai has reached Eden Park, New Zealand! Recycling cans for social good. Collaborating with LegaSea New Zealand and the The Kai Ika Project for the last year on this initiative. Every cage feeds 16 families. We are so proud to be a downstream recycling partner! #sustainableInitiative #feedFamilies #canRecycling #AluminiumRecycling
Eden Park, New Zealand's National Stadium | British New Zealand Business Association Board Member
We’re excited to announce that Eden Park, New Zealand has partnered with LegaSea New Zealand to make a lasting impact in the Tāmaki Makaurau community. Since 2016, LegaSea’s Kai Ika Project has been repurposing fish waste to provide food for families in South Auckland, while their Cans for Kai initiative collects aluminium cans to fund these efforts. Now, Eden Park is proudly supporting this mission by installing two Cans for Kai recycling cages at the stadium - one at our community garden on Walters Road, and another by the cricket nets on Sandringham Road. As New Zealand’s national stadium, Eden Park has always been committed to giving back to the community. As a charitable trust, we’re focused on sustainability and making a positive difference in the lives of those around us. This partnership with LegaSea is a perfect example of how we can reduce waste while supporting initiatives that provide food to those in need and help strengthen local connections. By contributing your cans, you’re helping us create a more sustainable future and making a tangible difference in our community. We’re proud to play a part in this important cause. Every can counts. Sam Woolford Chris Scott Josh Inger Renata Blair Auckland Council Mayor Wayne Brown Desley Simpson
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Sustainability data tells a story; informs to create strategies and provides evidence on execution. Phoenix Recycling Group is in it's fourth year of voluntary carbon reporting. Finally this year we are seeing the data reflect key decisions we have made. We have had to be patient! Yen (Kinsey) Nguyen Kelsey Gibson Nishara Milinda Eldon Reeve #ESGGovernance #ComplexSupplyChainManagement #SustainabilityLeadership
Your sustainability data can be used for more than just sustainability. Phoenix Recycling Group uses it to form business cases across the organisation to increase efficiency. And they're seeing success from an ROI perspective too. 🎥 Hear first-hand how they're using climate to shape their business for success in our webinar recording here: https://lnkd.in/gi4Ec8b7 Hilary West-Reeve #ClimateStrategy #BusinessStrategy #ClimateAction #BusinessData
This week our team is preparing the batteries for recycling from Coldplay’s concerts last week at Eden Park, New Zealand. We are ensuring no battery is left behind! Keeping all batteries out of landfills enables us to recover the valuable resources to make the next generation of batteries. Jasmine Faulkner Morgan Joynt Jordan Varley Dylan Shearman Metals New Zealand Sustainable Business Council NZ WasteMINZ Toitū Envirocare #batteryRecycling #circularEconomy #sustainableManufacturing
Recycled a plane lately? We have! Recycling all the odd shapes and sizes. Airwork Holdings Ltd Metals New Zealand Sustainable Business Council NZ Toitū Envirocare #aluminiumRecycling #titaniumRecycling #ToituTogether #aeroplaneRecycling
So great we could get this up and running for you and the wider region! Jasmine Faulkner Morgan Joynt Jordan Varley Dylan Shearman
Did you know some Council facilities are now also drop-off locations for used household batteries? Due to some cross-Council mahi, and a partnership with the Phoenix Recycling Group, you can now drop your batteries off for free at: 🔋 Porirua City Centre Library – 17 Parumoana St (pictured) 🔋 Porirua City Council Customer Service Centre – 16 Cobham Court 🔋 Cannons Creek Pool – 170 Bedford St If these facilities are closed, Spicer Landfill and Bunnings Porirua also accept used household batteries for recycling ♻️ Batteries contain harmful chemicals which can leach into soil and waterways if they go in the landfill. That is why it is important to collect and recycle them accordingly. Phoenix Recycling Group offers the country’s first end-to-end battery recycling service, and they already service more than 100 collection points throughout Aotearoa. Check out this webpage for more info on how you can recycle items not accepted in your kerbside bins: https://lnkd.in/gspvfzHz
Thanks for the shout out Rob Fyfe - Recorp NZ at the official opening. Lots to work on together as you build momentum! #ProductStewardship #CircularSolutions #sustainabilityData #ToituTogether
Yesterday we officially opened our doors to New Zealand business. To Mātua Jeff, we were honoured to receive your karakia whakatū whare. This special moment acknowledged our respect for the whenua (land), and welcomed positive energy and protection for everyone who works here. Recorp has been a start-up of epic proportions by New Zealand standards, and it was an absolute pleasure to mark this moment with customers, shareholders, business partners and our incredible team who through sheer grit, tenacity, and an unwavering belief in the ability of New Zealand business to innovate, to compete and to honour our environment. Here’s to the future! Bruce Parton. Rob Fyfe. Anna Mowbray. Justin Wyborn. Jonty Edgar. Christopher Luxon. Bank of New Zealand. Penny Ford. Ben Fahey.
Great to see Aotearoa’s manufacturing sector thriving bringing new solutions to market using infinitely recyclable lightweight metallic packaging! Metal Recyclers like us will be recovering Recorp NZ’s cans; in fact all cans around NZ and ensuring they are returned for re-manufacture into new aluminium cans. Recycling aluminium saves 95% of the energy of the virgin bauxite to aluminium manufacturing process. That’s the circular economy; it’s local and global; it has no boundaries. We make it happen by managing the critical supply chain, processing this renewable resource for sustainable manufacturing. Eldon Reeve Hilary West-Reeve Rob Fyfe Bruce Parton Justin Wyborn Anna Mowbray Metals New Zealand Sustainable Business Council NZ Toitū Envirocare #circulareconomy #aluminium #ubc #usedbeveragecan #recycling #toituTogether #sustainableLeadership
We're proud to engineer lighter and stronger cans, while championing sustainability throughout the entire process. Our processes involve innovative light-weighting techniques that won't compromise quality. This approach not only conserves precious resources but also significantly lowers the amount of aluminium required in our cans and thus price. Learn more about what makes our cans better here: https://lnkd.in/g3SXTCyU