DJJ comprises a network of over 50 scrap processing facilities in the United
States. We are organized into four regional companies:
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Advantage Metals
Recycling was formed in March 2008 by acquiring the assets and business of Kansas City,
Missouri based Galamba Metals Group, LLC.
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Metal Recycling
Services was formed in March 2008 by acquiring the assets of Metal Recycling Services Inc.,
based in Monroe, North Carolina.
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River Metals
Recycling was formed in 1998 by combining the Klempner Brothers yard,
River City Baling, and River City Shredding (all in Louisville, KY) with
Joseph's Henderson, KY and Newport, KY plants.
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Texas Port
Recycling was formed in February 2006 by acquiring the assets and
business of Northwest Recycling of Houston, Texas.
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Trademark Metals
Recycling was formed in 1998 by combining Newell Recycling's Florida
operations and Yorke Doliner facilities with DJJ's Tampa and West Palm Beach
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Western Metals
Recycling was formed in 1996 by combining Atlas Steel facilities in
Salt Lake (two plants), Ogden, and Provo with DJJ's scrap processing plants in
Plymouth and Denver. |
Fourteen of these plants focus on automobile shredding, utilizing a combination
of time-tested and innovative new processes to extract the maximum value from
ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal. Always environmentally sensitive, our
processing plants exceed today's tough environmental standards.
We also assist the public and private sectors with ecologically sound,
economically productive recycling of metals recovered from municipal solid
waste. In addition to shredding, our ferrous processing capabilities include
baling, shearing, and sorting ferrous and nonferrous metals. Our nonferrous
capabilities include wire reclaiming, briquetting, shearing, accurately sorting
alloys, custom packaging, and the fulfillment of converting and tolling
arrangements. Our processing reputation is built on time-tested alliances and
business relationships.
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