Maine Resource Recovery Association

Maine Resource Recovery Association MRRA helps Maine communities and businesses implement environmentally sound & economically sustainable recycling and solid-waste management practices.

The mission of the Maine Resource Recovery Association is to assist the Maine community with implementing professional solid waste management systems that are environmentally and economically sustainable.

04/20/2026

If you are already missing the conference, take a moment to reflect on why you miss the conference. Feel free to comment on your highlights of the conference.

Want a fresh new look for our Annual Conference and Trade Show? Or maybe you’d like to make room for new merch from MRRA...
03/31/2026

Want a fresh new look for our Annual Conference and Trade Show? Or maybe you’d like to make room for new merch from MRRA and our vendors?

Join our friends at Cape Elizabeth’s Clothing Swap on April 4th at the Thomas Memorial Library from 12–3 PM! It’s a fantastic way to refresh your wardrobe, connect with like-minded people, and help reduce textile waste

Don’t miss out: Registration for our Annual Conference and Trade Show closes on April 9th. Secure your spot now—we can’t wait to see you there!

03/19/2026

For our friends who visit or live in South Portland, Bath, and Bar Harbor, we are happy to share that you can now help reduce solid waste. You now have the option to have your food and/or beverages packaged in returnable stainless steel containers at select shops. You can sign up to borrow containers for free (much like checking out a library book) by downloading the Recirclable app and creating a free account.

For more information, visit https://umaine.edu/reuseme/.

Upgrade your backyard composting game with our 2026 Spring Sale on premium composting supplies! From durable bins to eff...
02/26/2026

Upgrade your backyard composting game with our 2026 Spring Sale on premium composting supplies! From durable bins to efficient tumblers, we’ve got everything you need to turn waste into rich compost while helping divert food scraps from our waste stream. Don’t miss out—visit www.mrra.net today to grab your composting essentials at unbeatable prices!

Don't miss out on this great opportunity! Act now, as we are quickly filling the vendor and ad spaces for our upcoming e...
01/28/2026

Don't miss out on this great opportunity! Act now, as we are quickly filling the vendor and ad spaces for our upcoming event in April. Secure your spot today and connect with like-minded professionals in the waste management industry.

With our winter webinar behind us, fear not - we are hosting additional training opportunities in partnership with MEDEP...
01/27/2026

With our winter webinar behind us, fear not - we are hosting additional training opportunities in partnership with MEDEP Division of Materials Management and the Food Recovery Council (FRC). This opportunity is a four-part series running from January to April, with the opportunity to get certified as a Maine Master Community Composter.

Email: [email protected] or [email protected] to get the links!

*Dates and session topics:

Biology of compost, January 29, 10-11am

Compost feedstocks and recipes, February 26, 10-11am

Compost methods and systems, March 26, 10-11am

Building and managing your compost pile. April TBD

*All sessions will be recorded

As colleges across the state kick off the new semester, you can make a difference by contributing to the Jerry T. Hughes...
01/23/2026

As colleges across the state kick off the new semester, you can make a difference by contributing to the Jerry T. Hughes Waste Wise Fund. This fund ensures that students—regardless of their financial situation—can attend our events, tours, and annual tradeshow at no cost, empowering them to become future leaders in sustainability.

Jerry T. Hughes was a pioneer in recycling for the City of Bangor and a beloved member of the Maine Resource Recovery Association (MRRA). His passion, expertise, and dedication were the driving force behind the success of the MRRA Annual Conference. By honoring his legacy, the Jerry T. Hughes Waste Wise Fund removes financial barriers for students, giving them access to invaluable learning and networking opportunities.

Join us in fostering the next generation of environmental stewards—donate today and help students engage, learn, and lead.

Don’t miss our upcoming winter webinar—free and open to all!If you’re passionate about reducing food waste, join us for ...
01/22/2026

Don’t miss our upcoming winter webinar—free and open to all!

If you’re passionate about reducing food waste, join us for insightful discussions on:

MRRA’s Food Recovery Council and their impactful work

LD-1065: A deep dive into Maine’s new food waste bill with Nora Bosworth and Peter Blair

Local success stories: Learn from innovative programs in Skowhegan (Cynthia Kirk), KVCOG (Olivia Kunesh), and South Portland (Julie Taft)

MRRA’s Food Recovery Council and its impactful work

We hope to see you for this awesome event!
01/05/2026

We hope to see you for this awesome event!

Are you an organization or company in the food waste sector? Do you want to find new clients, share your mission, or jus...
12/20/2025

Are you an organization or company in the food waste sector? Do you want to find new clients, share your mission, or just help support a statewide nonprofit? If you answered yes to those questions, consider sponsoring our winter webinar.

Address

PO Box 357
Newport, ME
04953

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+12073553104

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