Reclaim
Reclaim Plastics exists to help businesses become sustainability leaders in their field with our customized recycling solutions.
We divert waste from landfills by turning plastic waste generated by businesses (i.e. post-industrial plastics) into new products in a sustainable and environmentally conscious manner. We’re always looking to tackle new recycling challenges.
As an industrial plastics recycling facility, we offer convenient, reliable, and affordable pick-up services spanning across B.C.
We not only process your material, but also work with our partners to create entirely new products with the recycled input – such as plastic piping, landscape edging, commercial containers, or even new car parts. We believe finding circular solutions will lead to a more sustainable planet.
Al is proud to be part of the circular economy and help re-position plastic waste into a renewable resource. Al obtained his undergraduate degree at the Ivey School of Business and completed grad studies at the University of Saskatchewan. He was part of the corporate advisory group at PwC, and also worked in finance and operations for Intrawest and the Jim Pattison Group. He loves adventure travel and his most memorable trip was to Central Asia (the "stan" tour). Al and his family reside in Burnaby.
Bash has had a number of business and professional pursuits, prior to co-founding Reclaim Plastics. An electrical engineer by training, Bash prides himself on using both logic and creative approaches to solve problems. He has lived on three continents and, while working for Fluor Canada, was responsible for construction and commissioning at large-scale mining sites in Latin America. Bash loves spicy food, and speaks three languages. He is the proud father of two young daughters and lives with his family in Burnaby.
Recognizing our work in developing sustainable recycling solutions for plastic auto parts, such as automotive bumper covers, headlights, and trim parts, Reclaim Plastics was a recipient of the 2021 CleanBC Plastics Action Fund. This has allowed us to develop solutions for various difficult-to-recycle automotive and industrial plastics.
As the recipient of the City of Burnaby’s 2021 Environmental Awards under the category of Business Stewardship, we are committed to providing local, sustainable recycling services to companies across B.C., to better our environment and our green economy.
We proudly support and stand with other organizations that champion moving towards a more sustainable future.
Auto parts and bodies have been classified under Banned Hazardous and Operational Impact Materials under Metro Vancouver’s Tipping Fee Bylaw and Disposal Ban Program for a number of years. These bans are enforced and Metro Vancouver and City of Vancouver disposal facilities.
We’re proud that our city has taken the next step in banning automotive plastics from landfills, allowing these plastics to be recycled back into the community. We are always looking to partner with businesses, organizations, and municipalities across the province to ensure a more sustainable B.C.
“Auto bodies and parts such as bumpers can be recycled. It is important to separate these materials from garbage.”
– Paul Henderson, Solid Waste Services, Metro Vancouver.
Established in 1974, the Recycling Council of British Columbia (RCBC) is Canada’s longest-serving recycling council. As a registered charitable organization, they facilitate the exchange of ideas and knowledge that enable efficient solutions to eliminate waste.
Coast Waste Management Association is a highly-regarded membership association serving the solid waste industry in British Columbia.
Shant Mensurian
Manager, Craftsman Collision
Reclaiming our environment by Reclaiming the plastic waste we produce.
Reclaim Plastics acknowledges that it is operating in the unceded traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
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