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Our Circular Strategy

Powering the circular economy for the future generations of Aotearoa New Zealand

Ezywashers

The Ezywasher is an easy-to-use parts cleaning basin utilising the safe high flash solvent D60 to dissolve oil and grease. Ezywashers come in two sizes and are supported by our service technician team where they will periodically remove the spent D60 and replenish with distillation recovered D60 for reuse.

Contaminated soil

Sometimes hazardous substances find there way into or onto soil. Our Technical Services division are the experts in treatment of soils contaminated with substances such as hydrocarbon or heavy metals to enable disposal in a safe and compliant manner.

Roadsweepings

New Zealand roads can unfortunately be the recipient of all sorts of debris and build up over time. WM Technical Services provides an easy and convenient location for roadsweeping trucks to discharge their contents and get back on the road.

Order new waste services

From front load bins to cage bins, there are a variety of bin options available.

Monthly reporting

WM New Zealand provides industry-leading monthly reporting using actual weight data.

About Us

WM New Zealand is Aotearoa’s leading materials recovery, recycling, and waste management provider, with over 1600 team members across 70 locations.

26 Mar 2025 / Our People / Community / Sustainability

Ancient Kauri Finds New Home at Whitford Landfill

WM New Zealand helps preserve an ancient kauri tree at Whitford Landfill, supporting cultural heritage and future iwi projects.

02 Apr 2025 / Our People / News

Safety Innovation Proves Its Worth

A safety innovation by WM New Zealand’s Josh Frankson helped firefighters quickly disable an EV truck’s battery after a crash in Dunedin.

12 Feb 2024 / News

Mixed Recycling Changes

1 February was a big day in the world of household recycling. The Government has introduced rules which will standardise recycling across the country for household collections and hopefully reduce contamination.