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Sell Excess Inventory and
Waste Products
JustMakeItGoAway.com is a leading recycler of consumer materials, textile waste, building materials, automotive textiles, and more. If you have waste or inventory you can’t use, allow us to take it off your hands and recycle it for good! There are many benefits to you and your business when working with our team.
Benefits of selling your waste, overstock, and damaged inventory.
- We are export-focused, shipping our waste products to mainly international customers, so our products don’t compete with your domestic production and supply chain.
- We help you enhance your ISO 14001 waste management by shipping less desirable materials overseas, so you can keep your factories clean and your warehouses up-to-date.
- We store products in our own warehouses while preparing them for shipment, and we pick up, so no worrying about clutter.
- We move products quickly, exporting to over 100 countries, which guarantees quick turnaround for your seconds and byproducts.
- We pay you for your overstock, waste products, used and damaged inventory, and warehouse bulk goods, instead of you having to pay to dispose of them.
- And, by repurposing unwanted materials, you are also contributing to a reduction in environmental impact as goods are upcycled and reused instead of going to a landfill
Textile Recycling and Fabrics
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New and Used Garments
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