Cleanfarms ushers in new era of agricultural Circularity

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“It happens only as a result of us making very considered decisions by forming relationships with our members and partners and working closely with Canadian farmers,” Hedderson said. “We celebrate the Cleanfarms way of ushering in a high-value phase of stewardship in which circularity is both operationally viable and a valued component of how the entire Canadian agricultural sector works.”

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Cleanfarms offers 10 programs that help farmers across Canada recycle and sustainably manage agricultural plastics and products that they use on their farms.

In 2025, its flagship recycling program for pesticide and fertilizer containers under 23 litres consistently achieves an excellent recovery rate that exceeds 80 per cent was extended to Newfoundland.

Cleanfarms continues to work to find, develop and support solutions to keep used agricultural plastics moving through a closed-loop system, making the case that the outputs can be seen as a resource rather than a waste. 

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