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Charged recyclable material

Living/Rubbish and recycling/Transfer stations/Charged recyclable material

The more materials we recycle, the better to reduce waste to landfill.

Concrete can be reused as aggregate. Car bodies can be used for scrap metal.

These materials will be accepted for recycling at Tauranga’s transfer stations for a charge. Fees vary. 

  • Car bodies
  • Car tyres (charged as general waste with a maximum of 4 per load)
  • Concrete-only loads
  • Garden waste
  • Paint
  • TVs 

Transfer station fees and charges

Recycling other items

See the Bay of Plenty Regional Council’s waste and recycling directory for advice on where to recycle items that aren't recycled at Tauranga's transfer stations.


Last Reviewed: 08/01/2019
 
 
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