In 1989 three brave young men began to collect glass in bars in our city. In 1994 we participated in the creation of the Spanish Association of Recovery of Social and Solidarity Economy (AERESS), declared of public utility in 2010.

Time passed, they grew and the company grew. Today paper, cardboard, batteries and furniture are collected; The clothes that are brought to our La Trastería store are managed, environmental education campaigns are carried out, confidential documentation is collected and destroyed, plays with a message are produced, and premises or homes are also cleaned and emptied.

Mission

Make sustainable products and services available to you, which seek to have a favorable impact on society and the environment.

Create a more egalitarian society through projects for the social and labor insertion of people at risk of exclusion.

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We seek to satisfy the environmental concerns of our clients. The world, for us, is increasingly recycled and sustainable.

Values

Reduce the impact of our society on the environment by promoting the development of 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse and Recycle).

Other forms of consumption are possible.

Human capital management, a fundamental factor as a generator of enthusiasm and development of a common project.

Our beginnings go back to 1989, to an initiative to fight unemployment in the San Pedro neighborhood, which soon led to the creation of the Cooperative Recovery and Recycling Society "R que R". We were pioneers in the development of activities for the selective collection of urban waste and environmental education in the city of Albacete.

Until today, our activity has been in constant growth, specializing more and more in selective waste collection services both for companies and for municipalities and individuals. We have also carried out numerous socio-labor training and environmental awareness and education projects.

Since its creation in 1994, we have belonged to the Spanish Association of Recovery of Social and Solidarity Economy (AERESS), which has 49 entities spread over 14 autonomous communities, and was declared of public utility in 2010.