CLN acquires Ontario plastics recycler Min-Tech
A leader in industrial plastic scrap recycling since 1998, Min-Tech brings its Campbellford, Ontario facility and more than 25 years of operations to CLN.
CLN Global Inc. ("CLN"), a materials recovery innovation company, has acquired Min-Tech, an industrial plastic scrap recycler based in Campbellford, Ontario. Since 1998, Min-Tech has operated from a 42,000-square-foot facility, committed to giving plastic a new meaning and a new purpose.
What Min-Tech recovers
Min-Tech recycles clean, unprocessed industrial and post-industrial plastic scrap from leading consumer goods manufacturers. It accepts a wide range of plastics, from old DVDs and car parts to water bottles, and gives them a new purpose, diverting tonnes of material from landfill and reducing its customers' carbon footprint.
What it means for customers
Manufacturers working with Min-Tech gain access to the full CLN network, including aluminum recovery, hazardous waste processing and secure destruction, through a single relationship.
About CLN
CLN Global Inc. is a materials recovery innovation company. Its leading team of materials scientists pushes the boundaries of what's possible, commercializing validated technologies that unlock new value from complex waste streams. CLN's operational network was purpose-built to compound recovery capabilities across every facility. It transforms recaptured materials into high-value resources ready to re-enter the supply chain, delivering a total circular solution to the world's largest manufacturers. CLN is building the circular economy infrastructure that will power the next industrial era. CLN doesn't just recover waste – it rethinks what it can be.