Agrecovery August Drum Run
Large Drum Collection
Agrecovery will be completing a large drum collection for the whole of New Zealand starting on the 1st of August. Due to high volumes we ask that you book in your drums as soon as you are able, so we can get a head start on collections.
Drums/IBCs must be:
• HDPE, Plastic number 2
• 61-1000L in size
• Triple rinsed, and free from chemical residue inside and out
• Completely drained (drill hole if needed)
• Have the bungs removed
• Labels left on
Only drums/IBCs from participating brand owners are free to recycle. Look for the Agrecovery logo on the drum or check out our list of participating brands here!
Drop-off Locations
Agrecovery now has six drop off locations around the country for your large drums (61-210L) and IBCs (500-1000L).
Please Note: The May drum run is the busiest time for drum collections with many members moving sheds on June 1st. Therefore if you are near one of these locations, we encourage you to drop off your drums to avoid the possible wait times of having them collected. Please let us know if you need to cancel your booking as a result.
Te Puke:
Young Road Site
176B Young Road
Open Tuesdays & Thursdays 9am - 3pm
Ohakune:
Ohakune Transfer Station
36 Old Station Road
Transfer Station Open Hours
Kapiti:
Kapiti Zero Waste
200 Otaihanga Road
Open Thursdays & Fridays 9:30am - 2:30pm; Saturday 9:30am - 4pm
Blenheim:
Blenheim Evolve Ventures
3537A SH 1, off Roadhouse Drive, Riverlands, 7274
Open Tuesdays & Thursdays 8am - 4:30pm
Methven:
Molloy Agricultural Spraying Ltd
402 Methven Chertsey Road, Methven
Open Monday to Friday 8am – 5pm
On-Property Collection Bookings
To have your drums included in the August collection they must be booked in by Thursday 31st July.
Bookings can be placed through the Agrecovery website or by calling our 0800 number. To make a booking you will need to know how many drums you have of each brand and size. Your booking will be confirmed via email.
Please note, you must have a minimum of 4 drums (61-210L) or 1 IBC (500-1000L) to be eligible for an on-property collection.
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