Schroll: recycling your waste since 1892.

Schroll demonstrates every day its expertise in the life cycle of waste, both in the preferred treatment - recycling - or in the quality of the recycled raw materials it markets.

Companies, local authorities, administrations, we can provide all of them with waste management and recycling services adapted to their specific needs.We are close to you and able to react quickly and work with you to build your sustainable waste management solution.

Result: customised technical solutions that help to optimise the environmental performance of your waste management.

History

 1892

It was in 1892 that Schroll went into business in Strasbourg, when founder Louis Fernand Schroll started criss-crossing Alsace to recover paper and cardboard from printers and bookbinders. This waste was taken to German cardboard manufacturer Koehler to be used as raw materials for its production. Loaded with new cardboard boxes on the return journey, Schroll supplied printers and bookbinders in Strasbourg. The recycling circle was complete: collection, sorting, packing, supply, manufacturing and distribution.

1914

The second Louis Schroll took over the business.

At the beginning of the 1960s, he passed on the company in turn to his two sons, Louis and François Schroll. The two brothers adapted the business meet their customer's new needs: development of logistics, installation of skips in the places where waste was produced, regular collections, storage and sorting old paper.

1963

Schroll moved into premises on the industrial estate at the Rhine Port in Strasbourg.

1974

Creation of Schroll Colmar, with a view to winning new customers in the Haut-Rhin.

1994

From 1994 the company's growth accelerated and it became a full-fledged Group specialised in recycling:

Creation, at the Rhine Port in Strasbourg, of a subsidiary, SARDI (acronym for Alsatian industrial and bulky household waste recycling company).

1998

Creation, at the Rhine Port in Strasbourg, of a subsidiary, ALTEM (acronym for Alsatian household waste sorting company).

2000

CITRAVAL, a company based in Lorraine, joined the Schroll Group. 2004 Opening of a SARDI branch in Colmar.

2005

Creation of ECOBENNES, a company specialising in skip repair and maintenance. Opening of a SARDI branch in Brumath.

2006

Opening of a Schroll branch in Pfastatt.

2007

Purchase of the SIRMAT company by ECOBENNES.

2009

Creation, on January, 1st, of a subsidiary NEUTRALIS, experts in the secure destruction of confidential documents.

2010

Purchase of GeboPlast, a company specialised in plastics processing.

2011

Altpapier Weber GmbH became WEBER ROHSTOFF GmbH to accompany the diversification of its business.

2012

Creation of a subsidiary RECYBIO to organise the return to soil of household and business biowaste.

2013

Opening of a CITRAVAL branch in Chavelot