100% Recyclable Steel Drums
Sustainability Commitment
Drums That Support Your Sustainability Goals
We’re committed to protecting the environment and being responsible community participants. You can expect us to comply with all regulatory requirements and aspire to minimize the environmental footprint from our products and services.
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Make Recycling a Seamless Part of Your Business
At North Coast Container (NCC), we put our customers first. That means designing and manufacturing steel drums that support a closed-loop life-cycle and are built for long-term use, reuse, and complete recyclability.NCC steel drums are built to support long-term use and end-of-life recyclability through a wide network of third-party providers. Across the United States, certified organizations offer reconditioning and recycling services that help extend the useful life of your packaging. To find a qualified provider, we recommend visiting the Reusable Industrial Packaging Association (RIPA).

The Complete Life-Cycle
The 7 Steps That Produce 100% Recyclable Steel Drums
From new steel drum manufacturing to the creation of recycled steel, NCC drums are part of a circular system that greatly minimizes environmental impact.
1
NEW STEEL DRUMS
Drums are created from recycled steel and designed for long-term performance.
2
FILLING
With the ability to be reused and recycled, the steel drum is one of the safest, most environmentally sound packaging options in the world.
3
EMPTYING
After our customers use the various contents of their drums, they're made ready for collection.
4
COLLECTION
Certified providers can collect drip-dry empty drums that meet regulatory and safety guidelines.
5
THIRD-PARTY REUSE
Many drums can be reused or reconditioned by certified third-party providers, helping conserve resources and reduce waste.
6
RECYCLING
Empty steel drums that can no longer be reused are cleaned and sent to be recycled back into raw steel.
7
RECYCLED STEEL
Infinitely recyclable, worn-out steel drums are returned to the manufacturing process.