Registered Producer Lists

About SK Recycles
- - - SK Recycles is a non-profit organization responsible for managing the recycling of household packaging and paper across Saskatchewan. Working with producers, collectors, municipalities, First Nations, Métis communities, and residents, SK Recycles ensures household materials are collected from households and depots, sorted and responsibly recycled. Our program is funded by over 550 businesses that include retailers, manufacturers and restaurants that supply packaging and paper to Saskatchewan residents, shifting costs away from homeowners.
Collectors
- - - Transitioning to Full EPR
      - Join SK Recycles Program
    - Greenhouse Gas Reporting
  - - Collector Resources
      - Register for Resources
    - Multi-Material Stewardship Western Program
Producers
- - - Producer Registration
    - Reporting & Fees
  - - Producer Resources
    - Producer News

A list of voluntary and resident producers is posted annually on the SK Recycles website, making it easier for retailers and other first importers to understand which suppliers’ products to include or exclude from their reports. We’ve also included a change log to easily identify any changes to last year’s list and the reason for the change. We know you may have revised your lists throughout the year. In this case, you can compare your list to the producer lists to identify relevant changes. Please note, that information in the producer lists is based on data provided by producers.

Are you aware of unregistered producers?

SK Recycles welcomes information to identify unregistered producers. Please check first that the organization is not registered by checking the producer lists above. If an organization appears to be obligated and is not registered, there are two ways you can let us know:

We are committed to respecting the culturally rich history that the land in which we operate holds with the Dakota and Lakota (Sioux), Denesuline (Dene/Chipewyan), Nahkawininiwak (Saulteaux), Nakota (Assiniboine), Nêhiyawak (Plains Cree), and Métis communities in stewardship, care and leadership.

We value and respect the unique connection Indigenous peoples have with the natural world and we embrace the opportunity of continued learning and shared experiences in our work of environmental stewardship and partnership.