Missouri Office of Administration: State Recycling Program![]() The Missouri State Recycling Program (MSRP) was established in 1989 when legislation added sections 34.031 and 34.032 to Chapter 34 of the MO Revised Statutes. The purpose of the MSRP is to assist State of Missouri government agencies with:
The law encourages any state agency to purchase and use products made from post-consumer recycled materials when the product can be purchased at a price within 10% of the price of the same type of product manufactured from virgin materials, with particular emphasis on recycled oil, retread tires, compost, and recycled paper. Missouri Sheltered Workshop recyclingOver 34 of Missouri's Sheltered Workshops provide recycling services to communities, business and industry and organizations. Materials handled by the workshops include corrugated cardboard, textiles, office paper, newsprint, plastics, metals, wood, aluminum, fluorescent bulbs, and other items. In addition to saving their customers money and reducing waste going to landfills, the sheltered workshop recycling programs employ some 500 of the state’s people with disabilities with dignified and meaningful work. To see what products and services are offered by sheltered workshops in your area, click here: Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
Missouri Vocational Enterprises (MVE) products and services![]() The Missouri Department of Corrections vocational training program offers products and services that meet “buy recycled” criteria. MVE products and services are only available to state agencies and other tax-supported entities. For link to their website and a full catalog of listings, click on the MVE logo.
Recycling services include tires, toner cartridges, and office panel refurbishing. Recycled products include boxes, plastic bags, metal products, toilet paper, envelopes, furniture, clothing and more. |
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Save time and money on hazardous waste disposal. See presentation as given by State Recycling Coordinator, Rob Didriksen. ![]()
Missouri Surplus Property![]() The Missouri State Surplus Property (MoSASP) agency obtains surplus property no longer needed by state and federal government agencies and makes these items available to eligible entities at a low cost. Click on the image to link to the program website. Eligible entities include:
Surplus property is not available to the public. More information on State Recycling |