Glass bottle recycling is still a budding industry in Kenya, with only a few companies dedicated to collecting and transforming waste glass bottles into new, useful products. Below is a list of key players in glass recycling in Kenya.
1. Kitengela Hot Glass
- Description: Kitengela Hot Glass is known for its innovative approach to recycling, transforming discarded glass bottles into beautiful, functional items. They also repurpose other scrap materials, ensuring that each piece meets a functional or decorative need.
- Achievements: The company has recycled over 25,000 tonnes of scrap window and bottle glass over the years.
- Contact: 011 0001 499
- Email: [email protected]
2. Milly Glass Works
- Description: Located in Mombasa, Milly Glass Works is a major player in the glass container and tableware industry in Kenya. It recycles glass and manufactures a variety of glass products, especially for packaging.
- Location: Near the Mombasa Yacht Club, Taib Bin Nassir Road
- Contacts: 0722 470 940, 0734 546 942
3. 23 Glass Company
- Description: 23 Glass Company collects wine and beer bottles from local bars and restaurants, recycling them into useful products, primarily for beverage packaging.
- Location: Zimmerman Base Road, Nairobi
- Contact: 0797 824 523
4. Consol Glass Kenya
- Description: Consol Glass Kenya, recently acquired by the Ardagh Group, is a prominent glass manufacturer and recycler. The company offers sustainable glass packaging solutions and has a focus on eco-friendly practices.
- Location: Off Thika Road, Opposite Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani
- Contact: 0205 131 200
These companies play an essential role in reducing glass waste and promoting recycling initiatives in Kenya. Through their efforts, they contribute to environmental sustainability by transforming discarded glass into functional items and packaging products.
