Our directory
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Musgroves Ltd
Musgroves has been in the business of buying and selling quality used building materials for the past 50 years. Less waste, more purpose is our goal, through purchasing as many preloved building materials as we can so that our customers can repurchase them and reuse them as they choose.
- Sharing Sharing and trading existing resources via online platforms, secondhand markets and ‘product as a service’ models to reduce the need for new materials.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
- Recycling Recycling or composting waste materials into reusable materials.
- Products Purchasing products and supplies that contribute to the circular economy
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Trow Group
TROW Group is one of the largest commercial deconstruction companies in Aotearoa New Zealand. It is the industry expert in delivering full project, lifecycle services, salvaging hundreds of tonnes of construction materials every year.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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North Shore Resource Centre
The Centre is run by a voluntary group that gives businesses and the public the opportunity to recycle usable items rather than let them take up space in a landfill. It gives schools, early childhood centres and community groups the chance to access cheap resources.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
- Sharing Sharing and trading existing resources via online platforms, secondhand markets and ‘product as a service’ models to reduce the need for new materials.
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Levela Deconstruction LTD
We deconstruct buildings and structures piece by piece so their valuable materials can be reused or recycled. Our mission is to keep demolition waste out of the landfill.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
- Recycling Recycling or composting waste materials into reusable materials.
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Junk Run Ltd
We sort and separate waste on site as we collect, so we can redirect it to the most suitable recipients. Junk Run works with community groups and charities to give a second life to as many things as possible – benefitting communities and the environment alike.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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All Heart NZ
All Heart NZ is a profit-for-purpose organisation that exists to give hope and restore dignity to people and the planet. We believe that improving the way we source and dispose of corporate goods can positively impact people and our planet.
- Redesigning Redesigning how systems or products are created so they use less resources, last longer, or get a continued life, and eliminate waste compared to standard industry practices.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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Repair Cafe Aotearoa New Zealand
Repair Cafés are free meeting places where visitors with broken household items and volunteer repair specialists come together to repair and learn. This can help strengthen community resilience.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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West Auckland Resource Centre Trust Incorporated
We collect and store good quality materials and resources that would otherwise be discarded. We provide them to businesses and the community at an affordable cost for reimagining waste, creativity, and repurposing/upcycling, and educational purposes.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
- Products Purchasing products and supplies that contribute to the circular economy
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The ReCreators
The ReCreators is an upcycle collective that delivers DIY skills based educational events and workshops across the Auckland region. We also redesign and manufacture products from reclaimed materials. Our mission is to help people reimagine waste into value.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
- Redesigning Redesigning how systems or products are created so they use less resources, last longer, or get a continued life, and eliminate waste compared to standard industry practices.
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George Walkers
Providing sustainable and affordable office furniture is at the heart of what we do.
- Sharing Sharing and trading existing resources via online platforms, secondhand markets and ‘product as a service’ models to reduce the need for new materials.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
- Products Purchasing products and supplies that contribute to the circular economy
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Nelson Environment Centre - Kai Rescue
The Kai Rescue programme was established in 2017 with the aim of minimising food waste in our community. Our team collects food from supermarkets, growers, manufacturers and other food outlets that is good enough to eat but is surplus or non-saleable.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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Alsco NZ
Alsco provides industrial laundry and uniform services, serviced first aid kits, washroom services and much more. Our business model, with more than 100 years of experience, is built around leasing. We have around 26,000 customers in NZ renting products and services for a set monthly fee.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
- Products Purchasing products and supplies that contribute to the circular economy
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Nelson Environment Centre - E Waste
At the Nelson Environment Centre, we will recycle your electronic waste to keep it out of landfill and reuse what we can. When possible, we will extend the life of a product by repairing and upgrading it for resale. We accept anything with a plug or battery, apart from large whiteware and oil heaters.
- Sharing Sharing and trading existing resources via online platforms, secondhand markets and ‘product as a service’ models to reduce the need for new materials.
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Gizzy Kai Rescue Charitable Trust
No waste, no hunger - Gizzy Kai Rescue collects, sorts and distributes food from growers and retailer to the community. This is food that may otherwise be destined for landfill but is still fit for consumption. Nourishing our community, minimising food waste.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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KiwiHarvest
Put simply, we collect good food before it goes to waste and deliver it to those in need. KiwiHarvest reduces the negative impacts of food waste on our environment by redistributing excess food, helping to create lasting positive social change by nourishing those in need.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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Foodprint
Foodprint is an app that enables local eateries to sell surplus and imperfect food to customers for a discount, to prevent it from being wasted.
- Sharing Sharing and trading existing resources via online platforms, secondhand markets and ‘product as a service’ models to reduce the need for new materials.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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New Zealand Food Network
New Zealand Food Network prevents good food from going to landfill and redirects it to communities that need it most. Set up to urgently address the growing issue of food insecurity in Aotearoa New Zealand, New Zealand Food Network brings bulk scale, efficiency and equity to the food rescue sector.
- Sharing Sharing and trading existing resources via online platforms, secondhand markets and ‘product as a service’ models to reduce the need for new materials.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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Manurewa Community Recycling Centre
We operate a zero-waste hub where people can drop off unwanted household items and materials, shop for pre-loved bargains and use our Pātaka Kai. Our aim is to reduce waste to landfill by reusing, repurposing and recycling as much as possible.
- Sharing Sharing and trading existing resources via online platforms, secondhand markets and ‘product as a service’ models to reduce the need for new materials.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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Goodbye
We work with New Zealand businesses to improve the skin care products and packaging used in health and safety programmes for outdoor staff. From sunscreen to bug repellent and first aid, these products are certified natural, water-free, minimally packaged and refillable.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
- Products Purchasing products and supplies that contribute to the circular economy
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Again Again Limited
Again Again is a reusable container management system, empowering consumers to borrow instead of accepting single-use waste. Vendors are enabled to loan containers – of their own choice, or from our serviced collection – with their investment protected from container non-return or loss.
- Sharing Sharing and trading existing resources via online platforms, secondhand markets and ‘product as a service’ models to reduce the need for new materials.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
- Products Purchasing products and supplies that contribute to the circular economy
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Civilshare
Civilshare is Aotearoa New Zealand’s digital marketplace for companies and workers to sell, hire and buy equipment and materials, reducing waste and latent capacity. The platform has a unique feature of instant location-based notifications to help you find items as they are listed.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
- Sharing Sharing and trading existing resources via online platforms, secondhand markets and ‘product as a service’ models to reduce the need for new materials.
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Just Zilch
We rescue food from going to waste, serve our community and help our planet. Our Palmerston North Free Store allows individuals and families to receive food directly. We also distribute food to some 140 community groups from Otaki to Rotorua to Hastings and across to New Plymouth.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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Mutu
Mutu is a resource management platform that enables construction companies to manage their resources in a smarter, more sustainable way.
- Sharing Sharing and trading existing resources via online platforms, secondhand markets and ‘product as a service’ models to reduce the need for new materials.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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Ripple Movement
We are a social enterprise providing essential clothing to Kiwi kids living in hardship. Our reuse, repair and recycling network helps reduce textile waste and the negative impact it has on our environment.
- Sharing Sharing and trading existing resources via online platforms, secondhand markets and ‘product as a service’ models to reduce the need for new materials.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
- Recycling Recycling or composting waste materials into reusable materials.
- Products Purchasing products and supplies that contribute to the circular economy
