Southeast Region

NB

Learn more about your recycling program.

Questions?

For questions related to:

Dieppe, Moncton, Riverview

Missed collections.
What you can recycle.

Please contact:

Miller Waste

nb@millerwaste.ca

1-833-644-1163

For concerns or other recycling-related questions,
please contact Circular Materials.

For questions related to:

Tantramar, Southeast Rural District, Maple Hills, Salisbury, Shediac, Cap-Acadie, Strait Shores, Fundy Albert, Community of Three Rivers, Amlamgog First Nation

Missed collections.
What you can recycle.

Please contact:

Eco360

info@nbse.ca

506-877-1040

For concerns or other recycling-related questions,
please contact Circular Materials.

For questions related to:

Village of Memramcook

Missed collections.
What you can recycle.

Please contact:

Village of Memramcook

village@memramcook.com

506-758-4078

For concerns or other recycling-related questions,
please contact Circular Materials.

Recycling resources

Learn more about recycling collection in Southeast region. Public drop-off is available in this region – click here.

Recycling guide - Moncton, Riverview, Dieppe

https://www.circularmaterials.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Greater-Moncton-Guide-NB-2026-Recycle-Guide.pdf

Recycling guide - Southeast Region

https://www.circularmaterials.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Southeast-Region-Guide-2026.pdf

Redemption centre guide

https://www.circularmaterials.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/NB-RC-high-level-material-list-1.pdf

What’s accepted

Metal Containers

Plastics Containers

Paper

Cardboard

Cartons

Be recycle ready

Glass, white foam packaging and flexible plastics do not go in your curbside recycling. Take them to a participating redemption centre near you for recycling.
Give containers a quick rinse before putting in your recycling.
Place materials clean, dry and loose in your recycling. Only shredded paper can be bagged.
Flatten and bundle cardboard to save space.
Lids and labels can remain on containers.
Have your recycling to the curb by 7 a.m. on collection day.
Hazardous materials, like batteries and medical sharps, do not belong in your recycling. Safely recycle them at a designated drop off location.
Email customerservice@circularmaterials.ca to request a recycling calendar.

Find a resident recycling drop-off location

Flexible plastic drop-off bin locations

Open 24 hours

GFL Environmental, 1095 Champlain St., Dieppe

DR Recycling, 170 Edinburgh Dr., Moncton

Miller Waste Systems, 83 Caledonia Rd. Moncton

Click the arrow or swipe right to see more locations.

Eco360 Waste Management Facility

Mon-Fri 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Sat 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

100 Enviro Dr., Berry Mills, NB E1G 5X5

Accepted materials: all materials accepted in curbside recycling and at redemption centres.

What’s not accepted

Books

Toys

Diapers

Pot and Pans

Hazardous Materials

Batteries

Did you receive an oops sticker?

Did you notice a yellow oops sticker on your recycling? This means your recycling had one of the following challenges:

Oversized cardboard was placed in your recycling.
Unaccepted items were included in your recycling.
Harmful materials were found in your recycling.
Incorrect container type was used for recycling.
Materials were not clean, dry, and empty.

How to be recycle ready

Follow these simple tips to ensure your materials are ready for collection and recycling:

- Flatten and bundle your cardboard to save space in your recycling.
- Check what’s accepted for recycling by reviewing the list of accepted materials.
- Keeping hazardous items out of recycling – check with your community for safe disposal methods.
- Use the correct recycling container type.

Place materials clean, dry, and empty in your recycling.

Questions?

For questions about oops stickers, contact your recycling contractor.

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