After 20 years as @bcusedoil, we're rebranding to Interchange Recycling. While our name is changing, our business isn’t. We remain dedicated to the recycling of lubricating oil, antifreeze, oil filters & related containers in BC. ♻️ Please follow us at @InterchangeRec!

Two decades of recycling really adds up. Get some perspective on just how much material we’ve collected to date. ♻️ Learn more about what we do and how we do it, at https://t.co/Vak0XKM8PG.

The Indigenous Zero Waste Technical Advisory Group has partnered with three stewardship agencies to ensure responsible #resourcerecovery in #FirstNation communities across #BritishColumbia. @bcusedoil @ProductCareCAN @BCEIA_ #ZeroWaste #environment https://t.co/g6TSTqYKef

Can antifreeze last forever? When recycled, it becomes new antifreeze that helps your car last a long time too. Learn more about the work we do and how we do it at https://t.co/Vak0XKM8PG ♻️

🏆 2022 Top Collector Award Winners 🏆 We are proud to recognize 30 public recycling centres around B.C. for their exemplary performance and commitment to the collection of used oil and antifreeze materials. ♻️ See who won: https://t.co/8TfYBiQgGm

Did you know...if you get your oil changed at a lube shop or by a mechanic, you're already doing your part to make sure your used oil stays out of the ecosystem. Learn more at https://t.co/Vak0XKLB08.

Oil filters help engines run smoothly. But did you know used oil filters help our communities run smoothly too? Used oil filters contain metal, which is recycled into metal products like rebar, nails, and wire that can be used in a variety of projects. ♻️

A newly upgraded used oil recycling centre is now open at Four Rivers Co-operative in Quesnel. ♻️ The renovated facility features a 20 ft modified sea container with a 2,200-litre tank for the safe collection, handling and storing of program materials. https://t.co/4YnsDfMssf

Since 2018 we’ve modified & distributed 86 shipping containers around the province. They act as safe, standalone collection sites, keeping the elements out and the recycled materials in. When we saw a problem, our shipping containers fixed it. ♻️👍

Nearly every British Columbian benefits from the Circular Economy and in this video, industry experts, Tim Reeve and Ella Playfair from @ReeveConsulting and Jamie Turner from @GFLenv detail the symbiotic relationship of used oil and the role BCUOMA plays. https://t.co/jydDvU2njq

We're turning 20 this year and leading up to our big anniversary, we’ll be sharing a few fun facts. Can you guess how much used oil we recycle each and every year in BC? Learn more about us at https://t.co/Vak0XKLB08

Remote communities face big challenges when it comes to environmental protection and accessing public services such as recycling. The story of the Ehattesaht Nation is just one example of our collaborative work with First Nations communities in BC. https://t.co/OuAlBsl1du

Our thanks to all of you for your continued commitment to ensuring used motor oil, antifreeze, oil filters and containers are responsibly collected and recycled in British Columbia. Have a safe and restful holiday season. ❄️🎄☃️

On the closing day of the Coast Waste Management Association conference, our CEO David Lawes moderated a panel focused on Producer Roles in Developing Circular Solutions.♻️ The unique perspectives shared by this panel of experts led to a great conversation. #2022CWMAConference

October is Circular Economy Month in Canada. Used motor oil is one of the few products that can be collected and re-refined into the same product over and over again, making it a perfect fit for the circular economy model. ♻️ To learn more, please visit https://t.co/jBhNiyihEg

This week, our CEO David Lawes was asked to present at the 1er Encuentro Internacional de Modelos de Economía Circular para la Gestión Integral de Aceites Lubricantes Usados y sus Envases in Ecuador. Thank you to the organizers for the chance to share our best practices. ♻️ 🌎

BCUOMA remains committed to the reconciliation journey with guidance and support from our partners. We also acknowledge that our offices are located on the traditional and ancestral territory of the lək̓ʷəŋən People, known today as the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations.

Calling all Chilliwack Residents! If you have used oil, antifreeze, or oil filters to recycle, mark October 1 in your calendar and bring them to Household Hazardous Waste Day. ♻️

Here’s a simple, step-by-step guide to recycling your used oil. Returning it is fast, free and important to you and everything around you. After all, what goes around comes around. ♻️

Does your car's oil need changing soon? Learn how to do it safely and in an environmentally-friendly way with help from @bcusedoil. #sponsored https://t.co/MqXtYPEzsk