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Interstate Waste Services Debuts $30 Million MRF in New Jersey

2025-04-23 14:48:12| Waste Age

Interstate Waste Services has opened a $30 million materials recovery facility in North Arlington, New Jersey, featuring cutting-edge technology like AI-powered robotics and an advanced Machinex sorting system capable of processing 215,000 tons of recyclables annually. The facility supports the companys sustainability goals by enhancing recycling efficiency, reducing landfill waste, and lowering greenhouse gas emissions through initiatives like its waste-by-rail system.


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