Business
Make it your business to recycle oil and glycol products.
Your business generates more than just oil — used oil filters and oil/glycol containers must be recycled, too!
- One used oil filter contains enough oil to contaminate litres of fresh water. Drain used oil filters, store them in a collection container, and contact a collector near you for bulk pick-up.
- Residue from oil and glycol containers contaminates other plastic recycling streams. Ensure caps are on tight and contact a collector for bulk pick up.
We recycle more than just oil.
Find a Collector
Does your business generate a large amount of used oil and antifreeze products? A Registered Collector will pick up your used products at no cost.
Find a collector
Your Location
Eligible organizations include (but are not limited to):
- Garages
- Car dealerships
- Recreational vehicle businesses
- Waste management authorities
- Harbours
- Agricultural, forestry and mining operations
- Transportation and trucking companies
Become a Drop-off location
If your business or operation is interested in registering as a Drop-off Location for small quantities of used oil and antifreeze products.
You’ll receive:
- A registration bonus of $100 (plus tax)
- Annual payment for the used oil filters you generate
(and those that get dropped off) when you submit a claim form - Signage to identify which products are accepted and which are not (available in full color, and black and white);
- Registration on the Atlantic Used Oil Management
Association website
