ReWasteHub 是一个 B2B 平台，面向产生、回收、购买或出售废弃物和再生原料的企业，以及物流、实验室、咨询等设备和服务提供商。企业在平台上发布信息、相互寻找并直接达成交易。平台面向全球。
常见问题
ReWasteHub 如何运作：注册、信息发布、认证、消息和付款。
关于平台
什么是 ReWasteHub？
打开此问题ReWasteHub 与交易市场有何不同？
打开此问题在交易市场中，平台负责销售、收取货款并抽取佣金。ReWasteHub 只帮助企业相互找到对方：我们不参与交易，不代收商品或服务的款项，也不收取任何佣金。价格、合同和交付均由企业之间自行商定。
谁可以使用本平台？
打开此问题任何国家的法人实体和个体经营者：制造商、回收企业、贸易商、设备供应商、物流和服务企业、酒店、零售商以及任何产生废弃物的企业。个人不能以个人目的注册。
ReWasteHub 在哪些国家开展业务？
打开此问题除受国际制裁限制我们服务的国家外，覆盖所有国家。网站提供 13 种语言：英语、西班牙语、法语、德语、葡萄牙语、意大利语、俄语、土耳其语、阿拉伯语、印地语、韩语、日语和中文。
ReWasteHub 是否从交易中抽取佣金？
打开此问题不。我们不从任何交易中抽取佣金，看不到成交价格，也不参与谈判。您谈定的金额完全归您所有。
ReWasteHub 不收佣金，如何盈利？
打开此问题来自两项付费服务：额外发布（€25 + 税，有效期 90 天）和资料认证（每年 €108 + 税）。注册和一条发布信息免费。这让我们的利益与您保持一致：我们靠平台的实用性盈利，而不是靠您的交易。
ReWasteHub 是中介吗？
打开此问题不是。ReWasteHub 是一个平台：我们不买卖物料，不参与谈判，也不收取佣金。中介和贸易商与其他企业一样使用本平台；平台为其服务设有专门类别：经纪与贸易。
注册与资料
如何注册？
打开此问题点击页面顶部的「注册」，填写企业信息：在网站上显示的企业简称、与注册文件完全一致的法人实体全称（用于发票和认证，绝不会在网站上显示）、税号、国家、网站或社交媒体主页、电子邮箱和密码。点击我们发送的链接确认邮箱后，即可开始发布信息。
注册免费吗？
打开此问题是的。注册免费，并包含一条有效的发布信息。只有在需要时，您才需为额外发布或认证付费。
注册需要哪些文件？
打开此问题无需任何文件，提供企业信息即可。只有在认证或发布危险废弃物信息时，才可能要求提供注册证书、税务证明或许可证等文件。
注册后可以修改资料吗？
打开此问题可以。在「我的资料」中，您可以修改企业信息、联系方式和通知设置，在「企业地点」中添加分支机构（可选作发布信息的所在地），并填写企业的「补充信息」：您是谁、从事什么业务、许可证和产能。「补充信息」仅对已认证企业可见，并在显示前经过我们团队审核；其中不允许包含链接和联系方式。税号和登录邮箱需通过客服修改，以防他人篡改企业信息。
如何删除账户？
打开此问题在「我的资料」中点击「删除账户」并确认。您的资料和发布信息会立即从网站上消失；数据将在隐私政策规定的期限内删除。
发布信息
什么是发布信息，如何发布？
打开此问题发布信息是您企业的供应或需求：您出售、求购、出租或租用什么，或者您提供或需要哪项服务。点击「登录」，然后点击「发布信息」：选择类型和类别，填写内容、所在地、数量和价格，然后添加描述和照片。右侧的预览会显示其他人看到的样子。
发布信息有哪些类型？
打开此问题共六种：出售、求购、出租、租用、提供服务和需求服务。您在创建发布信息时选择类型，类型会以彩色标签显示在卡片上。
可以免费发布多少条信息？
打开此问题一条有效的发布信息（审核中或已发布）。如需更多，您可以购买额外发布或进行认证：已认证企业可无限量发布信息。
如何写好一条发布信息？
打开此问题网站会根据您填写的字段自动生成标题：类别、所在地和数量。您需要做的是写一份详细的描述：是什么、成分或等级、状态或质量、数量和频次、包装，以及交付或服务条件。描述越准确，收到的回复越有诚意。
有哪些类别？
打开此问题分为三大类：废弃物和再生原料（塑料、金属、纸张、玻璃、纺织品、木材、电子产品、有机废弃物、危险废弃物等）、设备（分选、破碎、打包、清洗、造粒等）和服务（运输、仓储、回收、实验室、咨询、许可办理等）。共有 130 多个子类别。
如果列表中没有我的类别怎么办？
打开此问题每个类别都有“其他”子类别，每个大类都有“其他 → 其他（请注明）”。请选择最接近的选项，并在描述中详细说明。如果都不合适，请联系我们，我们会提供帮助。
一条发布信息可以添加多少张照片？
打开此问题最多 3 张照片，JPG 或 PNG 格式，每张不超过 5 MB。带照片的发布信息会获得更多回复，并在目录中排名更靠前。请使用您的物料、设备或现场的真实照片，不要使用网上的图片。
发布信息审核需要多长时间？
打开此问题每条新的发布信息在发布前都会经过审核，通常在 48 小时内完成。发布后您会收到电子邮件通知。如需修改，我们会告诉您需要修改的内容。
发布信息的有效期是多长？
打开此问题90 天。我们会在到期前 7 天和 1 天通过电子邮件提醒您。您只需点击「续期 90 天」即可再延长 90 天——可在邮件中、「我的发布」中或发布信息页面上操作。如未续期，发布信息将被自动删除。
发布后可以编辑或删除发布信息吗？
打开此问题可以，在「我的发布」中操作。价格和数量的修改会立即生效。如果修改名称、类别、描述或照片，修改内容将接受审核（通常在 48 小时内）；在此期间，发布信息仍以之前的版本显示在网站上，并在「我的发布」中标记为「修改审核中」。获批后，新版本将替换旧版本。如果修改未通过，您会通过电子邮件收到原因，网站上仍保留之前的版本。有效期照常计算。删除的发布信息会立即从网站上消失。
€25 + 税 的额外发布是什么？
打开此问题这是在免费发布之外再增加的一条发布信息，在目录中靠前显示 90 天。90 天后，该信息仍保持发布状态，但不再享有优先排序；您可以以相同价格续期。如果您需要两条以上的发布信息，认证更划算。
危险废弃物有特殊规定吗？
打开此问题有。对于危险废弃物（废油、化学品、医疗废弃物等），我们可能会要求提供废物代码、分类、分析结果或安全数据表。您有责任遵守所在国家的法律，包括运输和跨境转移规定。
如何联系其他国家的企业？
打开此问题与联系本地企业一样：通过平台上的消息。网站提供 13 种语言，价格以该企业的货币显示，并附有美元和欧元参考价。交付条件、清关和单证由企业之间自行商定。
认证
什么是资料认证，有什么好处？
打开此问题认证可确认您的企业真实存在且信息准确。只有已认证企业才能看到发布者、获取其联系方式并发起对话。您还将在资料和发布信息上获得 Verified by ReWasteHub 徽章（绿色盾牌），可无限量发布信息，且您的发布信息在目录中排名更靠前。
认证费用是多少，有效期多长？
打开此问题每年 €108 + 税。认证状态自激活之日起 12 个月内有效。如果提前续期，新的有效期从当前有效期结束时开始计算，因此您不会损失任何已付费的天数。
认证流程是怎样的？
打开此问题在认证页面点击「申请认证」，核对企业信息，如有需要可附上文件。我们会人工核实该企业是否作为法人实体存在、其税号、地址和联系方式是否正确，以及其声明的业务是否与其发布信息相符。发票付款后，认证状态将自动激活。
认证到期后会怎样？
打开此问题我们会在到期前 30 天和 7 天提醒您。到期后，企业将恢复为免费方案：已有的发布信息继续保留，但您不能超出限额发布新信息，其他企业的联系方式将被隐藏，您也无法发起新的对话。您仍可在已开始的对话中回复。
消息与交易
访客、注册企业和已认证企业分别能看到什么？
打开此问题用户 可见内容 未注册 发布信息的类别、类型、国家和城市、数量、价格、日期和照片 注册企业 另加发布信息的标题和描述 已认证企业 另加企业名称、联系方式、「补充信息」、发布信息的街道地址（如已填写）以及主动发送消息的功能 如何联系发布信息的企业？
打开此问题在发布信息页面点击「联系企业」。只有已认证企业才能发起对话；再次点击会打开同一个对话。消息保留在平台上，对方企业会看到您的企业名称。
有人给我发了消息，但我尚未认证。我可以回复吗？
打开此问题可以。任何注册企业都可以在已开始的对话中回复，无需认证。您会看到给您发消息的企业名称。
如何得知有新消息？
打开此问题网站顶部的铃铛图标会显示未读消息数量，您还会收到电子邮件通知。在您的资料中，您可以选择每条消息发送一封邮件、每天一封汇总邮件或不发送邮件。
消息中的文件保存多久？
打开此问题对话中最后一条消息后保存 30 天。我们会在删除前 7 天通过电子邮件提醒您，以便您下载所需文件。消息文字会保留。每条消息最多可附 3 个文件（PDF、JPG 或 PNG，每个不超过 5 MB）。
ReWasteHub 可以参与谈判或交易吗？
打开此问题不可以。我们不参与谈判，看不到商定的价格，也不是合同的一方。我们的工作是帮助企业相互找到对方。
付款和合同在哪里进行？
打开此问题在平台之外，由企业之间直接进行。合同、付款、交付、单证和许可均由您与合作伙伴自行约定。ReWasteHub 不代收企业商品或服务的款项。
如何确认平台上的企业是否可靠？
打开此问题请留意绿色盾牌 Verified by ReWasteHub：我们已人工核实过此类企业的信息。将鼠标悬停或点击该徽章，即可查看核实内容和有效期。认证不保证商品质量或交易履行。在任何付款之前，请自行核查该企业，不要向不了解的合作方预付款项，并在付款前检查货物或设备。
如果企业不回复怎么办？
打开此问题企业会按照各自的节奏回复，有时需要几天时间。如果长时间没有回复，请尝试联系提供类似物料或服务的其他发布信息。如果某家企业始终不回复，请告知我们，我们会核查其资料是否仍然有效。
价格与付款
安全与隐私
ReWasteHub 如何保护企业数据？
打开此问题企业联系方式仅对已认证企业可见，发布信息的标题和描述仅对注册企业可见。对话仅由双方参与者阅读；只有在收到举报时我们才会查看。数据依据 GDPR 和土耳其 KVKK 处理；详情请参阅隐私政策。
如何举报不诚信的用户或发布信息？
打开此问题在发布信息页面或对话中点击「举报」，选择原因，如有需要可添加说明。被举报的企业不会得知此事，在我们审核举报期间，该企业不会受到任何影响。为核实被举报的对话，我们的团队会查看该对话；没有人举报的对话绝不会被查看。
如果我们采取措施（警告、隐藏发布信息或封禁企业），该企业会收到一封载明决定和原因类别的邮件，但不会得知举报人是谁。企业可通过联系表单申诉，主题选择「申诉」。如果举报被驳回，不会通知任何人。
请仅举报真实存在的问题：虚假举报可能导致您的账户受到限制。您也可以自行屏蔽某家企业，使其无法再向您发送消息。
ReWasteHub 使用哪些 Cookie 和跟踪工具？
打开此问题必要 Cookie 用于保持您的登录状态、保护网站免受机器人攻击，以及记住您的选择（例如参考货币）。分析工具（Google Analytics）和营销工具（Meta、LinkedIn）仅在您于 Cookie 横幅中允许后才会加载；此规则适用于所有国家。您可以随时通过每个页面底部的「Cookie 设置」更改您的选择。我们绝不会向分析工具发送姓名、联系方式或发布信息标题。完整的 Cookie 列表请参阅 Cookie 政策。
其他
销售指南
How do I sell plastic waste B2B?
打开此问题Plastic scrap is bought by recyclers, compounders, granulate producers and traders, and some manufacturers buy regrind directly for their own production. The most traded types are PET, HDPE, LDPE film, PP and clean technical plastics such as ABS; mixed or contaminated plastic has far fewer buyers.
The price depends on the polymer, how clean and how sorted the material is, its colour (clear and natural sell higher than mixed colours), its form (loose, baled, shredded or regrind) and a steady monthly volume. Contamination with labels, paper, metal or other polymers lowers the price or rules the lot out.
Before you offer it:
- keep each polymer separate and dry, and remove obvious contaminants;
- bale film and bottles, or shred rigid parts, so transport is efficient;
- note the source (post-industrial or post-consumer) and, if you have it, a technical data sheet.
On ReWasteHub, post a Sale listing in Plastic Waste and choose the polymer subcategory. Give the volume and frequency, the form and packaging, and add real photos of the material. Buyers contact you on the platform, and you agree the price and delivery directly with them.
How do I sell metal scrap B2B?
打开此问题Metal scrap is bought by scrap yards, steel mills, foundries, smelters and traders. Steel and cast iron sell in large volumes; non-ferrous metals such as aluminium, copper and brass are worth far more per tonne, so it pays to keep them separate.
The price follows the international metal markets, and on top of that it depends on the alloy or grade, purity, the share of attachments (plastic, rubber, oil), the form (turnings, sheet, profiles, cable) and the volume. Mixed metal is always sold at the price of its cheapest part.
Before you offer it:
- separate ferrous from non-ferrous, and copper, brass and aluminium from each other;
- keep turnings dry and free of oil where you can, and strip or note cable insulation;
- know your volume per month and whether the scrap is loose, in containers or baled.
On ReWasteHub, post a Sale listing in Metal Waste and choose the metal (Iron & Steel, Aluminium, Copper and so on). Describe the grade, form, volume and where it can be collected, and add photos. Interested buyers message you, and the deal and logistics are agreed between your companies.
How do I sell industrial waste?
打开此问题A large part of what factories pay to dispose of is in fact a raw material for someone else: plastic and metal offcuts, packaging, textile scraps, wood, paper, spent catalysts or by-products of a process. Buyers are recyclers, processors, other manufacturers and traders who specialise in a material.
What a buyer pays depends on how precisely the material is described and how clean it is. A lot described as "HDPE post-industrial scrap, clean, baled, 12 tonnes a month" gets answers; "mixed factory waste" usually does not. Steady volumes and separate streams are worth much more than occasional mixed loads.
How to start:
- list every waste stream on your site with its material, grade, volume and frequency;
- separate the streams that have a market and keep them clean;
- check which documents your country requires, especially for hazardous waste (waste codes, analyses, permits).
On ReWasteHub, post one listing per stream in the matching category, with the volume, packaging, location and photos. Companies that need the material find it and contact you directly; price, contract and transport stay between you and them.
How do I sell textile waste B2B?
打开此问题Textile waste is bought by fibre recyclers, nonwoven and insulation producers, wiping-cloth makers, yarn spinners and traders who supply them. Pre-consumer waste from production (cutting scraps, yarn, deadstock fabric) is the easiest to sell.
Buyers decide almost entirely on the description. The price depends on the fibre composition (100% cotton, polyester, blends), colour sorting, whether the material is clean and free of prints or coatings, the form (offcuts, rolls, yarn on cones, garments) and the volume. Mixed, wet or dirty textiles are worth little.
Before you offer it:
- sort by composition and, where possible, by colour;
- keep it dry and pressed in bales of a known weight;
- state whether it is pre- or post-consumer and add the composition from your fabric specifications.
On ReWasteHub, post a Sale listing in Textile & Leather and choose Fabric Offcuts, Yarn, Clothing Waste or another subcategory. A short, precise description and real photos get the best responses. Buyers message you on the platform, and you agree the terms directly.
How do I sell paper and cardboard waste B2B?
打开此问题Paper and cardboard are bought by paper mills, recovered-paper merchants, recyclers and traders. Warehouses, retailers, printers and factories produce steady volumes, which is exactly what buyers want.
The price depends on the grade: clean corrugated cardboard (OCC), white office paper, kraft paper and newspaper each have their own market, and mixed paper sells lowest. Moisture, plastic film, tape, food residue and wax coatings reduce the price. Baled material is much cheaper to transport and therefore worth more.
Before you offer it:
- keep cardboard, office paper and mixed paper apart;
- store it dry and remove film and other foreign materials;
- bale it if your volume allows, and know the weight per bale and per month.
On ReWasteHub, post a Sale listing in Paper & Cardboard and choose the grade. Give the monthly volume, the form (loose or baled) and the location, and add photos. Buyers contact you on the platform, and collection and price are agreed directly between your companies.
How do I sell electronic waste (e-waste) B2B?
打开此问题E-waste is bought by licensed e-waste recyclers, refurbishers and companies that recover metals from circuit boards and cables. Businesses replacing IT equipment, telecom gear, production electronics or white goods have material with real value.
The price depends on the type: circuit boards and cables are worth more than plastic housings, and working equipment can be resold instead of recycled. Completeness, condition and quantity also matter. Batteries and some components are hazardous and must be handled by licensed companies.
Before you offer it:
- separate working equipment from scrap, and boards, cables and batteries from the rest;
- remove or securely erase data carriers before anything leaves your site;
- check the rules in your country for e-waste and for shipping it abroad, and ask buyers for their licences.
On ReWasteHub, post a Sale listing in Electronic Waste (or in Reusable for working equipment) and choose the subcategory. Describe the items, quantity, condition and location, and add photos. Companies contact you directly; documents and the transfer are agreed between you.
How do I sell construction waste B2B?
打开此问题Construction and demolition sites produce large volumes of concrete, brick, asphalt, metal, wood, glass and gypsum. Crushing plants, road builders, recyclers, metal buyers and wood processors buy separated fractions; mixed debris usually costs money to remove.
What decides the value is separation. Clean crushed concrete or asphalt can be reused as aggregate, metal from demolition sells at scrap prices, and clean timber can be recycled or used for energy. Contamination with soil, plastics or hazardous materials such as asbestos lowers the value or requires special handling.
Before you offer it:
- separate fractions on site, at least metal, wood, mineral waste and the rest;
- identify any hazardous materials and deal with them under local rules;
- know the tonnage, the timing of the works and access for trucks.
On ReWasteHub, post a Sale listing in Waste → Other → Construction & Demolition Waste (metal goes in Metal Waste, wood in Wood & Furniture). Give the volumes, dates and location. Interested companies contact you, and pickup and price are agreed between your companies.
How do I sell rubber and tyre waste B2B?
打开此问题End-of-life tyres and rubber scrap are bought by crumb-rubber producers, pyrolysis plants, cement kilns that use tyre-derived fuel, and manufacturers of rubber products. Fleets, tyre shops, factories and recyclers generate them in steady volumes.
The price depends on the type (car, truck or industrial tyres, production rubber scrap), whether tyres are whole, cut or shredded, contamination with soil or water, and the volume. In some countries producers must pay for collection, in others clean, sorted rubber has a positive price, so terms vary a lot by region.
Before you offer it:
- keep tyres dry and free of rims and soil;
- sort by type and size, and note whether they are whole or processed;
- check the rules for storing and transporting tyres in your country.
On ReWasteHub, post a Sale listing in Waste → Other → Tyres & Rubber. State the type, form, quantity per month and location, and add photos. Processors and buyers contact you directly, and the terms are agreed between your companies.
How do I sell used industrial oil B2B?
打开此问题Used engine, hydraulic, gear and other industrial oils are bought by re-refiners, licensed collectors and companies that process them into fuel. Because used oil is hazardous waste in most countries, both sides need the right permits.
The price depends on the type of oil, the water and solids content, contamination with solvents, coolants or other substances, and the volume. Clean, separately collected oil of one type is worth much more than a mixture; oil mixed with chemicals may have no buyer at all.
Before you offer it:
- collect different oil types separately in closed, labelled containers;
- keep water and other liquids out;
- have the waste code, and an analysis if you can, ready for buyers, and check the transport and permit rules.
On ReWasteHub, post a Sale listing in Hazardous Waste → Used Oil. Describe the type of oil, volume and frequency, storage and location. We may ask for the waste code or an analysis before publishing. Licensed buyers contact you on the platform, and documents and collection are agreed directly between your companies.
How do I sell used cooking oil B2B?
打开此问题Used cooking oil from restaurants, hotels, catering and food factories is a raw material for biodiesel and other bio-based products. It is bought by licensed collectors, biodiesel producers and traders.
The price depends on quality: the free fatty acid content, water, food particles and contamination with other liquids. Steady volumes from one source are worth more than occasional small amounts, and buyers usually want regular collection.
Before you offer it:
- let the oil cool, filter out food residue and store it in closed containers;
- keep water, cleaning agents and other liquids out;
- know how much you produce per week or month and how collection can be organised.
On ReWasteHub, post a Sale listing in Organic & Agricultural → Other and write "used cooking oil" with the volume and frequency in the description. Collectors and processors contact you directly, and price, collection schedule and any documents are agreed between your companies. Check the local rules for collecting and transporting used cooking oil.
How do I sell agricultural and organic waste B2B?
打开此问题Farms, food processors and agro-industry produce straw, husks, shells, oilseed cake, pulp, manure and other residues. Buyers include biogas plants, biomass and pellet producers, compost and fertiliser makers, animal feed producers and companies that extract oils or fibres.
The price depends on the material, moisture content, purity, seasonality and above all logistics: organic material is bulky and heavy, so the distance to the buyer often decides the deal. Steady volumes over the year and dry, clean material are worth most.
Before you offer it:
- describe the material precisely, with the moisture content if you know it;
- keep it free of plastics, stones and other contaminants;
- give the available volume per season and how it is stored (loose, baled, bagged).
On ReWasteHub, post a Sale listing in Organic & Agricultural and choose Biomass, Oilseed Residues, Food Waste or another subcategory. Add the location, volume and photos. Interested buyers message you, and transport and price are agreed directly between your companies.
How do I sell carpet waste B2B?
打开此问题Carpet waste comes from carpet production (offcuts, edge trims, rejects), from installers and from removed old carpets. Buyers include fibre and polymer recyclers, producers of insulation and nonwovens, and some cement plants that use it as fuel.
The price depends on the fibre (nylon/polyamide and polypropylene carpets are most in demand), the backing, whether the material is clean and dry, and whether it is production waste or used carpet. Clean production offcuts of one fibre sell far better than mixed, used carpet with adhesive or dirt.
Before you offer it:
- separate by fibre type and keep production waste apart from used carpet;
- keep it dry, rolled or baled, and free of underlay and debris;
- know the composition and the volume per month.
On ReWasteHub, post a Sale listing in Textile & Leather → Technical Textile (or Other) and give the fibre, backing, volume and location, with photos. Recyclers and buyers contact you directly, and the deal is agreed between your companies.
How can a business turn waste into profit?
打开此问题Start by seeing waste as material you already own, not as a cost. Most businesses pay to have offcuts, packaging, scrap and by-products taken away, while another company would pay for exactly that material.
The steps are simple:
- List your waste streams: what each is, how much and how often.
- Find the streams with a market: clean plastics, metals, paper, textiles, wood and many process by-products.
- Keep those streams separate and clean, because separation is what turns waste into a product.
- Make them visible to buyers with a precise description, volume and photos.
Profit can come from two directions: income from selling the material, and lower disposal costs for what you no longer send to landfill. Steady streams also lead to long-term contracts with recyclers.
On ReWasteHub you can post each stream as a listing for free, and companies from other countries can find it too. We take no commission: the price you agree with the buyer is entirely yours.
How do I find buyers for my waste?
打开此问题Buyers look for a match, so prepare your material like a product. Know the material and grade, the volume per month, the form and packaging, the location and whether you can deliver or the buyer collects.
Then think about who fits: recyclers and processors that use your material directly, manufacturers that buy secondary raw materials, or traders who collect smaller volumes. Each wants different volumes and qualities.
Where to look: your industry contacts, trade fairs, local recyclers, and online platforms where buyers search by material and country.
When you write to a buyer, keep it short and specific, for example: "LDPE stretch film, post-industrial, clean, baled 300 kg, 12 tonnes per month, ex-works Istanbul, price open to offers." Add photos. Vague messages rarely get answers.
On ReWasteHub, post the material as a listing so buyers can find you, and look at Buying listings: companies that are searching for a material post what they need. Verified companies can message the poster directly. The deal is agreed between your companies.
How do recycling companies find suppliers?
打开此问题Most recyclers still source material through personal contacts, cold calls, trade fairs, brokers and messaging groups. These channels work, but they are slow, limited to people you already know and often add an intermediary's margin.
A steady supply needs a wider net. What helps:
- describe exactly what you buy: material, grade, contamination limits, form, minimum volume and the regions you collect from;
- be visible where companies with waste look for buyers, not only where you already have contacts;
- respond quickly and clearly, because generators of waste rarely chase buyers.
On ReWasteHub, a recycler can do both. Post a Buying listing for each material you need, so factories, warehouses and traders with that material can contact you. And search Selling listings by category and country to find suppliers directly. With verification you see the company behind each listing and can message it first. Contracts, prices and logistics are agreed directly with the supplier; we take no commission.
Why do businesses lose money on waste?
打开此问题Usually for three reasons. Disposal fees keep rising, and landfill and incineration taxes add to them. Valuable streams are mixed with general waste and lose their value. And material that could be sold goes to whoever collects it, often below its value or even for a fee.
Regulation and customers add pressure: many companies now have to report on waste and recycling for ESG, and large clients ask their suppliers for it.
What to do:
- measure what you throw away and what it costs you each month;
- separate the streams that have a market and keep them clean;
- compare the disposal cost of each stream with what a buyer would pay;
- offer the sellable streams to more than one buyer, including companies outside your city or country.
On ReWasteHub you can list each stream for free and see what other companies are looking for. Buyers contact you directly, and you keep the full price you agree.
How do I calculate the value of my production waste?
打开此问题Start with an inventory. For each waste stream on your site, note the material, the quantity per month, how often it appears and how it is stored today.
Then sort the streams into three groups: materials with an active market (clean metals, plastics, paper, textiles), materials that could have a market if separated or cleaned, and materials that will stay a disposal cost.
For the first two groups, estimate what you lose today:
- (Market price + current collection cost) × monthly volume = real monthly loss.
Market prices vary by region and time, so ask several buyers or look at similar listings rather than relying on one figure.Then check whether extra sorting or baling pays off: compare the higher price for the clean material with the cost of the labour, space and equipment it needs.
On ReWasteHub, you can look at listings for similar materials to get a feel for prices, and post your own listing to get real offers from buyers. The price and terms are always agreed directly between the companies.
Does waste sorting pay off?
打开此问题Often, but not always, so calculate it per fraction. Buyers pay more for one clean material than for a mix, because mixed waste needs extra processing and is sold at the price of its cheapest component.
A simple formula:
- Sorting gain = (price of the sorted material − price of the mixed material) × volume − cost of sorting.
If the result is positive, sorting that fraction pays off; if it is negative, it does not under current conditions.Sorting usually pays off most for metals (especially non-ferrous), clean plastic film and rigid plastics, cardboard and textiles of one fibre. Remember the hidden costs: staff time, storage space, containers, a baler, and the risk of mistakes that downgrade a whole load.
If sorting a fraction does not pay off, look for a buyer or a service company that takes the mixed material, or start with the one or two fractions with the biggest price difference.
On ReWasteHub you can sell sorted fractions as listings, and find sorting, baling and collection services or equipment in the Equipment and Services categories.
How can hotels monetise their waste?
打开此问题Hotels and hospitality businesses produce more sellable material than they think: cardboard and paper packaging, glass bottles, PET bottles and cans, used cooking oil, food waste for biogas or animal feed, old textiles (linen, towels, uniforms) and furniture and equipment from renovations.
Most hotels do not sell it because nobody owns the topic, volumes per stream seem small and the waste contractor takes everything. Yet regular, predictable volumes are exactly what collectors and recyclers want.
How to start:
- check what you produce each month and which streams are clean enough to separate;
- set up separate collection for cardboard, glass, plastics and cooking oil in the kitchen and back office;
- group several properties or a whole resort area to reach larger volumes;
- sell furniture, linen and equipment from renovations instead of discarding them.
Selling waste also helps with ESG reporting and certifications that guests and tour operators increasingly ask about.
On ReWasteHub, post each stream as a listing in its category, or post a Seeking services listing to find collection and recycling companies near you. Terms are agreed directly with the companies.
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