Don’t Landfill. Reclaim

RTS is the world leader in overseas
shipping of spent catalyst for reuse.
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We’re changing the way hazardous and non-hazardous waste are transported

RTS provides a complete solution for the movement of hazardous and non-hazardous waste across international boundaries. Through long standing industry connections and sector leading knowledge of EPA Guidelines, we set the standard for shipping spent catalyst around the world.

ABOUT US

A Strong Network of Global Partnerships

Global shipping today is more complicated than ever. Because of our dedicated knowledge of international regulations and commitment to complete transparency, RTS has built a strong network of partners that allows us to ship almost anywhere in the world.

  • A to Z handling and shipping of hazardous waste
  • 20+ years of experience in the industry
  • Guaranteed compliance with OECD, Basel Convention, 40CFR, Title 22, and the Waste German Act
  • EPA partner
  • Trusted by the world’s largest exporters of spent catalyst of Hazardous Waste and Renewable Energy Resources
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Our Partners

No more bin rental agreements or late fees.

Our waste packaging options make it easy for our customers to ship with no added headaches or hassles.

  • No more late fees or past due bills
  • Hassle-free and safe transportation
  • No more complex procedures and roadblocks
OUR PACKAGING PROGRAM

The Safest and Fastest Shipping of Hazardous Waste at the Best Price.

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Articles and Resources

The Risks of Treating Hazardous Waste in the Country of Origin

Treating hazardous waste in the country of origin prior to exporting overseas can be extremely risky because of the numerous conflicting state, federal, and international laws.

What You Need to Know About Exporting Substitute Raw Material

Transporting secondary raw materials between countries is becoming increasingly common and requires a deep knowledge of material classifications and international environmental agreements.

Investing in Biodiesel and Renewable Energy

Reaching global climate neutrality by 2050 is an ambitious goal and one that requires the cooperation of oil companies.

September 2, 2021
The Risks of Treating Hazardous Waste in the Country of Origin

Treating hazardous waste in the country of origin prior to exporting overseas can be extremely risky because of the numerous conflicting state, federal, and international laws.

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August 20, 2021
What You Need to Know About Exporting Substitute Raw Material

Transporting secondary raw materials between countries is becoming increasingly common and requires a deep knowledge of material classifications and international environmental agreements.

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June 28, 2021
Investing in Biodiesel and Renewable Energy

Reaching global climate neutrality by 2050 is an ambitious goal and one that requires the cooperation of oil companies.

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June 2, 2021
Why You Need Proper Hazardous Waste Permitting

Working with experienced waste disposal companies will help protect the environment, strengthen your brand’s reputation, and ensure the safety of your employees, and that of people around the world.

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Locations

Busan, Korea
7F PanOcean Bldg., 102 Jungang Daero
Jung-gu, Busan - South Korea

Toronto, Canada
330 Bay St. Unit 1400
Toronto, Ontario M5H 2S8 - Canada

London, England
483 Green Lanes
London, LDN N13 4BS - United Kingdom

Melbourne, Australia
Level 8, 230 Collins Street
Melbourne, Vic 3000 - Australia

USA: 1 (213) 444-9966

KOR: 82 (51) 998-6572

CAN: 1 (416) 512-3771

UK: 44 (020) 8263-0867

AUS: 61 (03) 7019-4222

Email: info@recognizedtrader.us

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Recognized Trading & Shipping is a world leader in the transport of hazardous waste around the world. Through deep connections built over time and a deep expertise of logistics and best practices, we provide a complete solution for the movement of spent catalyst from hazmat waste and renewable energy resources across international boundaries.

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