Canada’s largest, most
reliable battery recycling program
On behalf of corporate stewards, we optimize collection, share our experience and responsibly manage the end-of-life of batteries and other material.
Call2Recycle always has been and remains committed to recycling as many qualifying Ontario batteries as possible. Should you have qualifying batteries that you want to have recycled as part of the Call2Recycle Ontario program please contact us at [email protected] or 1.888.224.9764
Call2Recycle’s number one priority remains its commitment to safety.
If you have any Damaged, Defective or Recalled (DDR) batteries (including lithium-ion), contact us at [email protected] or 1.888.224.9764 so we can provide you with our special DDR container to handle these types of batteries.
DDR batteries can never be placed in our regular boxes and require special handling.
Recycle Your Batteries, Canada!
Collect, protect and drop off your used batteries, every 3 months. MORE
Become a Collection Partner
Retailers, businesses, municipalities and public agencies can help protect our environment through any of our easy-to-manage and flexible collection programs.MORE
Become a Steward
Battery producers can ensure that the batteries they introduce into the marketplace are responsibly recycled when they reach their end-of-life.MORE
SUSTAINABILITY STORIES
Don’t just take our word for it! See what successful participants have to say about the Call2Recycle program.
Amy McNeil
Executive Director at SARCAN Recycling
On behalf of Sarcan Recycling, I would like to commend and congratulate Call2Recycle on an absolutely amazing achievement. Since 1997, over 40 million kilograms of batteries have been recycled in Canada. What an amazing achievement! For the last two years, Sarcan Recycling and Call2Recycle have been in partnership and recycling batteries within Saskatchewan.
Rossland Public Library Association
Battery collection is simple. Sending batteries back is uncomplicated and receiving new battery boxes is simple.
Raman Johal
Sustainability Specialist at London Drugs
Call2Recycle and London Drugs are both committed to the responsible end of life management of used batteries. And they have been exceptional partners to ensure that batteries are kept out of the landfill and out of the environment and that they are truly recycled. Together, through our partnership, we have recycled over 650,000 kilograms of used batteries. Congratulations Call2Recycle on 40 million kilograms of batteries recycled since 1997. Here’s to another 40 million.
Municipality of Sioux Lookout
I like how convenient it is, the return address label is ready to go. I call and the box is usually picked up same day.
Thomas Herron
Manager at The Battery Doctors / Kelowna Recycling
I do congratulate Call2Recycle on their milestone of reaching 40 million kilograms of batteries collected since 1997. We’ve been in partnership with Call2Recycle for the last couple of decades, collecting over 200,000 kg materials here at Kelowna Recycling. We’ve served the southern interior of all of BC, and in doing so, we found that Call2Recycle to be very collaborative, innovative and a pleasure to work with.
Flin Flon Recycling Centre
The shipping of empty and full boxes is paid for. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. It is great to have a way to recycle these batteries. I appreciate the reporting.
Ville de Saint-Lazare
It is a very practical, simple, and ecological battery and cell recovery program. Call2Recycle is a reliable organization.
Boul. Vapes
The idea that we recycle batteries contributes to the morale and pride at our location. Interaction with Customers and employees regarding the battery program is always positive. We often use it as a topic on our social media feed. It also fits our image as a clean, modern, forward-thinking establishment
Jeff Leal
Mayor of Peterborough (ON)
In Peterborough, we are committed to sustainability and waste diversion initiatives. This innovative partnership with Call2Recycle has streamlined the process for responsible disposal of household batteries. I encourage all residents to learn about the program and take advantage of the many convenient battery drop-off locations, which include several City facilities. By working together, we can build a brighter future.