Where Recycling, Reuse, and Sustainability Meet.
Increase Collection for Recycling (CFR) to Drive Economic and Environmental Benefits
Fundamental to Recycling Success
We can't recycle that isn't collected. A higher CFR means more plastic is diverted from landfills and the environment, and more material is available to be turned into new products.
Economic Viability
A higher CFR can make recycling more economically viable. More collected material means more volume for us to process and sell, which can improve profitability.
Ella Aquino Junkshop is driving sustainability by transforming waste into valuable resources.
We provide robust waste collection and shredding services, supplying manufacturers with plastics, tin cans, and steel, directly contributing to a circular economy, and meet sustainability goals while minimizing waste and carbon footprint.
We recognize the critical role junkshops play in bridging the gap between waste collection and recycling. By actively participating in the collection, logistics, and processing of scrap materials, we contribute to a more sustainable future.
Powering the Circular Economy
Recycling closes the loop within the production process, therefore reducing the amount of waste that goes into landfill and the amount of primary raw materials required.
Junkshops stand at the forefront of the circular economy, playing a significant role in the collection, logistics, and recycling of scrap materials. By doing so, they not only generate local employment and boost regional economies but also provide a sustainable solution by reducing the need for virgin materials and minimizing environmental impact.
Making a Difference: Scrap Collection & Our Impact
Environmental Impact: Our recycling of 1 million kilograms of metal scrap, tin cans, and plastic deliveries has contributed to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.
Economic Impact: We've created 20 local jobs and boosted the local economy by providing employment and additional income through the purchase of collected scraps from households, local junkshops, and businesses.
Community Impact: Through our extensive collection efforts in various towns across Albay, we've forged strong partnerships with local junkshops, welcomed walk-in contributions from households and businesses, and empowered dedicated household collectors. This collaborative approach has yielded tangible progress in community waste segregation and reduction. Our business strategy, coupled with rigorous waste collection practices, has directly translated into measurable positive change within the region.
Our junkshop began during the challenging post-COVID period, when my neighborhood and family faced significant financial hardship. It was then that I truly grasped the junkshop's potential to provide accessible supplemental income for low-income families and create local jobs. More importantly, we're driving the circular economy and achieving measurable waste reduction.
We're revolutionizing scrap collection in Albay, but we need your partnership to scale.
We invite you to request a PDF portfolio to explore our impact and potential partnership collaborations.
We are at the forefront of scrap material collection, ensuring that valuable resources are diverted from landfills and returned to the production cycle.
Our junkshop is more than just recycling; it's a community engine. We've demonstrated the power of local engagement in waste reduction.
Now, we're ready to expand our reach and impact through a digital, interactive collection system. We're actively seeking investment to fund this expansion, creating a scalable, sustainable model that benefits both the environment and the local economy. Join us in building a digitally-connected, waste-free future