Dockery Recycling
1735 Dockery Ave , Selma, California, United States

Dockery Recycling is a full service recycling center. Our primary focus is on agricultural plastics. We accept almost all agricultural material, film plastics, almond film, drip tape, drip tube, buckets, triple rinsed Pesticide containers, macro bins, flower pots, twine, plastic pallets, clam shells, grape zipper bags and many others.Located in the heart of the Central Valley, we have a made a commitment to help the surrounding areas with all their recycling needs. At our facilities we take virtually any types of recyclable materials imaginable plastic.

We also specialize in agriculture related recycling. At Dockery we are equipped to take hard plastic, sheet plastic, twine, drip tape, and drip tube just to name a few examples. To make it convenient we are set up to deliver roll off containers to your business at no charge to you to pick up the recyclable material.

Our friendly staff is committed to making your experience with Dockery recycling enjoyable and profitable. If you are going to our public drop off or your business needs one of our recycling consultants to advise you on recycling more efficiently, which can help with your bottom line.

MATERIALS

• Cardboard – palletized, baled and loose
• PET – plastic bottles including: soda, water, and beer
• PETE – clamshells
• LDPE – almond film, stretch wrap, shrinkage wrap, black film covers, mulch film,white and green rain caps, vine covers, strawberry covers
• HDPE – natural including: milk jugs, orange juice containers, colored and white barrelsand buckets, laundry detergent containers, shampoo containers and crates
• MRP – (Mixed Rigid Plastic) including: flower pots, vacuum plastic, car seats, strollers, kid’s toys, and miscellaneous plastics
• Newspaper – palletized, baled and loose
• Magazines – palletized, baled and loose
• Drip Tape – used in fruit and vegetable crops for agricultural irrigation
• Drip Tube – irrigation line used mainly with fruit trees
• PP Corrugated – palletized, baled and loos
• PP – super sacks, netting and tarps
• Shoes – banded together and dry
• E-waste – computers, printers, monitors, TVs, towers
• Glass – amber and flint
• Appliances – microwaves, refrigerators, etc.
• Twine – baled and loose
• Silage Film – baled and loose, dirty and clean
• Metals – copper, brass, aluminum, tin and tin cans
• Macro Bins
• Lay-Flat Irrigation Tape – fire hose type material, thick layers of rubber and nylon strings melted together