♻️ CFC Recycling Spotlighted as McMinnville Chamber Member of the Week

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♻️ CFC Recycling Spotlighted as McMinnville Chamber Member of the Week

The McMinnville-Warren County Chamber of Commerce is highlighting CFC Recycling, a full-service recycling and processing company that has grown from a small aluminum can operation into a regional sustainability leader serving Warren County and beyond.

📍 From Small Start to Full-Service Operation

CFC Recycling has been operating across Tennessee since 1989, beginning as a focused aluminum can recycling business and expanding into a comprehensive recycling and processing company. Today, the McMinnville location at 4530 Manchester Highway handles a wide range of materials-steel, iron, aluminum, copper, brass, stainless steel, plastics, paper, cardboard, glass, and wood-serving both residential and commercial needs.

🏭 Services for Local Businesses

Beyond drop-off recycling, CFC Recycling offers scrap metal pickup and removal services tailored to commercial and industrial customers. The company works with businesses to design customized recycling programs that fit individual operational needs, helping local enterprises manage waste responsibly while supporting sustainability goals.

🌱 Community Commitment

The McMinnville-Warren County Chamber of Commerce recognized CFC Recycling for its dedication to responsible recycling practices and environmental stewardship. As Warren County continues to grow, local recycling infrastructure like CFC Recycling plays an important role in keeping materials out of landfills and supporting the region’s long-term environmental health.

CFC Recycling McMinnville
4530 Manchester Highway, McMinnville
(931) 454-2222

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