SUSTAINABILITY & DIVERSION

Recycling Programs

Material recovery processing, commercial recycling programs, and construction debris diversion — backed by a facility we’ve operated ourselves since 2003.

Overview

Freehold Cartage operates its own Material Recovery Facility (MRF) in Freehold, NJ, where we’ve processed Class A and Class B recyclable materials since 2003. We work with businesses, institutions, and municipalities throughout Central New Jersey to process recyclables and construction debris on-site, giving our commercial customers direct control and accountability over where their materials go.
Note for residential customers:
Curbside recycling collection schedules, accepted materials, and program details are managed by your local township. For Upper Freehold and Plumsted Townships, contact us as we provide recycling service for these two counties. Otherwise, please refer to your township’s website or collection notices for curbside recycling information.

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Understanding the New Jersey Recycling Tax

Recycling Enhancement Act Tax

On January 13, 2008, P.L. 2007, c.311 was signed into law, imposing a Recycling Tax on every ton of solid waste accepted for disposal or transfer at a New Jersey solid waste facility. Every owner or operator of a solid waste facility in NJ — unless specifically exempt — is subject to this tax.

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Recycling Services

Commercial Recycling
Customized recycling programs for businesses, institutions, and municipalities. We work with you to determine container configuration, pickup frequency, and accepted materials — and we provide reporting to help you meet sustainability or ESG compliance requirements.
Construction Debris Recycling
Concrete, brick, block, and asphalt are pulverized into crushed concrete product. Wood, brush, and stumps are ground into wood chips or mulch. Tires are containerized and shipped to a certified recycling facility. We keep construction waste out of landfills and put materials back to work.
Material Recovery Facility

FCI’s on-site MRF has processed recyclables since 2003. Class A materials — glass, plastics, metals, paper, and cardboard — are sorted and baled on-site. Class B materials — wood, brush, concrete, asphalt, and more — are processed into reusable products available for sale to the public. For delivery requests, contact us at rosales@freeholdcartage.com
For self pickup questions, contact us at scale@freeholdcartage.com
or call us at (732) 462-1001.

Wood chips, mulch, topsoil, and crushed concrete products are available at our Freehold, NJ location.

Commercial Recycling
Customized recycling programs for businesses, institutions, and municipalities. We work with you to determine container configuration, pickup frequency, and accepted materials — and we provide reporting to help you meet sustainability or ESG compliance requirements.
Construction Debris Recycling
Concrete, brick, block, and asphalt are pulverized into crushed concrete product. Wood, brush, and stumps are ground into wood chips or mulch. Tires are containerized and shipped to a certified recycling facility. We keep construction waste out of landfills and put materials back to work.
Material Recovery Facility

FCI’s on-site MRF has processed recyclables since 2003. Class A materials — glass, plastics, metals, paper, and cardboard — are sorted and baled on-site. Class B materials — wood, brush, concrete, asphalt, and more — are processed into reusable products available for sale to the public. For delivery requests, contact us at rosales@freeholdcartage.com For self pickup questions, contact us at scale@freeholdcartage.com Or call us at (732) 462-1001.

Wood chips, mulch, topsoil, and crushed concrete products are available at our Freehold, NJ location.

Sustainability Reporting
Meeting your ESG and waste diversion goals starts with accurate data. FCI provides waste diversion reporting for commercial and municipal customers, helping organizations document their recycling performance and demonstrate environmental compliance.
Sustainability Reporting
Meeting your ESG and waste diversion goals starts with accurate data. FCI provides waste diversion reporting for commercial and municipal customers, helping organizations document their recycling performance and demonstrate environmental compliance.

Materials We Accept at Our Facility

Accepted (Class A):
Accepted (Class B):
Not Accepted:
For residential curbside collection — including what your township accepts and pickup schedules — please refer to your local township’s website or your most recent collection notice. For Upper Freehold and Plumsted Townships, you can contact us at home@freeholdcartage.com or (732) 462-1001 to inquire about recycling pickup service with FCI.

How Our Recycling Process Works

Set Up a Commercial Program
Contact our team to discuss a customized recycling program for your business, institution, or municipality. You’ll speak directly with a Freehold Cartage representative — not a national call center.
Materials Are Collected
We work around your operational schedule to collect recyclables and construction debris according to the program we’ve built together.
Processing at Our MRF
Everything comes back to our Freehold facility, where Class A and Class B materials are sorted, processed, and prepared for beneficial reuse — right here in New Jersey.
Waste Stays Out of the Landfill
Processed materials are baled, containerized, or converted into usable products. Wood chips, mulch, topsoil, and crushed concrete are available for purchase. Everything else is shipped to certified reuse partners.

Since 1962

Serving Central NJ

Since 2003

Operating Our Own MRF

Class A + B

Materials Processed

Central NJ

Municipalities & Businesses Served

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Curbside recycling collection for residents is managed by your local township unless you are in Upper Freehold or Plumsted Townships. Please check your township’s website or your most recent collection notice for pickup schedules and accepted materials. FCI services Upper Freehold and Plumsted Townships. Contact us at home@freeholdcartage.com or call us at (732) 462-1001 to set up service.

FCI processes Class A recyclables — glass, plastics, aluminum and metal cans, paper, and cardboard — and Class B materials including wood, brush, stumps, concrete, brick, block, asphalt, and tires.

New Jersey’s Recycling Enhancement Act (P.L. 2007, c.311) imposes a $3 per ton tax on disposal and transfer fees at all solid waste facilities in the state. This tax is applied per ton of solid waste accepted and is passed through on your bill as required by state law. It applies to all NJ facility operators unless specifically exempt.

Yes. FCI provides customized commercial recycling programs for businesses, institutions, and municipalities throughout Central New Jersey. We can discuss container options, pickup frequency, and sustainability reporting based on your specific needs. Call us at (732) 462-1001, request a quote online, or email home@freeholdcartage.com

Yes. By-products from our Class B recycling process — including wood chips, mulch, topsoil, and crushed concrete — are available for sale to the public at our Freehold, NJ facility at 823 Park Avenue. Contact us at (732) 462-1001 for current availability and pricing. To request a delivery, email rosales@freeholdcartage.com For self pickup questions, email scale@freeholdcartage.com

No. Freehold Cartage does not accept electronics or batteries at our recycling facility. Many townships offer dedicated e-waste and battery collection through municipal programs — check your township’s website or collection notices for drop-off locations and schedules.

Ready to Get Started?

If you’re a business, institution, or municipality looking for a customized recycling program — or interested in our recycled mulch, topsoil, or crushed concrete products — Freehold Cartage has the local expertise and on-site infrastructure to help.
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