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Turn your waste into a measured, recoverable resourceStructured sustainability systems for institutions, businesses and bulk waste generators: know what you generate, route it to recovery, and keep the record to prove it.

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Hospitality and food serviceEducation and campusesOffices and tech parksRetail and mallsManufacturing and warehousesHealthcare and public institutions

Who this is for

Who this is for

Any institution, business or industry that generates waste in volume. If you produce it every day and someone has to move it, this is for you.

01

Hospitality and food service

Hotels, restaurants, caterers, canteens and cloud kitchens.

02

Education and campuses

Schools, colleges, universities and hostels.

03

Offices and tech parks

Corporate offices, co-working spaces and business parks.

04

Retail and malls

Malls, supermarkets, markets and shopping complexes.

05

Manufacturing and warehouses

Factories, workshops, packaging units and warehouses.

06

Healthcare and public institutions

Hospitals, clinics, care homes and government offices.

Examples

What you generate

Most sites produce the same handful of streams. Knowing which ones you have is the first step to recovering them.

01

Food waste

Kitchen and canteen scraps, plate waste, expired food, fruit and vegetable trimmings.

Typically from Hotels, restaurants, canteens, hostels, markets

02

Plastic waste

PET bottles, packaging film, containers and wrappers.

Typically from Offices, retail, events, factories

03

Dry waste

Paper, cardboard, cartons, cans and mixed packaging.

Typically from Offices, campuses, retail, warehouses

04

Textile waste

Uniforms, bed and table linen, curtains, offcuts and unsold garments.

Typically from Hotels, hospitals, retail, garment units

05

E-waste

Computers, monitors, phones, batteries, cables and small appliances.

Typically from Offices, campuses, hospitals, retail

06

Tender coconut waste

Coconut shells and husks that are bulky and hard to move.

Typically from Vendors, hotels, event venues

Food, tender coconut, plastic, textile and e-waste run in Recyclink's live circular supply chains today; dry waste recovery is being structured through segregation systems and aggregators. Regulated streams such as biomedical, hazardous and construction waste follow their own rules and routes and are handled separately.

The flow

The recycling lifecycle

From the moment waste is created to the moment it returns to use. The middle of the journey is traced, so each movement can be shown, not just assumed.

At your site

  1. Generate

    Waste is created every day.

  2. Segregate at source

    Separate each stream where it starts.

Traced by Recyclink

Collection, weight, destination and processing confirmation

  1. Collect

    Scheduled pick-ups on planned routes.

  2. Weigh and record

    Weight logged for every stream.

  3. Aggregate and sort

    Consolidated and sorted for the right processor.

  4. Recover

    Processed into energy or recycled material.

Back into the economy

  1. Back into use

    Returns to the economy, not the landfill.

  2. Report

    Records roll up into compliance reports.

Where each stream goes

What we do with you

What we set up with you

Practical systems, built around the streams above and the people who handle them.

Waste auditsMap what your site generates, from which areas, and in what form.
Waste quantificationWeigh and record material by stream, so reduction and recovery are measured, not estimated.
Waste qualificationSeparate streams by type and quality, because cleaner material is easier to recover.
Recovery systemsConnect segregated material to processing partners instead of the landfill.
ComplianceKeep a clear record of where waste went, ready for regulators and auditors.
Circularity reportingTurn collection and processing records into reporting you can share.

Sustainability impact

How industry moves the system

Large generators produce concentrated, often separable streams. What they do at the source sets how much of that material can come back into use.

  1. Less goes to landfill

    Measured, separated material has somewhere to go. For the streams that can be recovered, recovery replaces disposal.

  2. Cleaner material, better recovery

    Streams that are qualified at the source reach recyclers in better condition, which makes recovery more likely.

  3. Proof behind the claims

    Weight and processing confirmation create a record behind sustainability claims and compliance filings.

  4. A clearer city picture

    Your data adds to the city's view of where waste is generated, which helps plan routes and recovery capacity.

THE NETWORK YOU WOULD JOIN

Real cities.
Real circular impact.

Figures reported by Recyclink from its city operations.

2Cities DigitizedMira Bhayandar (MBMC) & Thane (TMC)
45,000+Metric Tonnes Diverted from LandfillsSince 2024
5Waste Streams in Circular Supply ChainsFood waste to biomethanation, tender coconut, plastic, textile & e-waste. A waste-agnostic platform.
3.5 lakhHouseholds MappedPlus 35,000 commercial establishments, across 10,000 premises in total
15Processing Partners IntegratedAcross the five waste streams
4 stagesTracked Across Waste MovementsCollection, weight, destination & processing confirmation

1 lakh = 100,000.

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