Dixie Pulp & Paper
Recycling Center in Baltimore, Maryland
About This Location
Dixie Pulp & Paper operates a recycling facility at 1401 Cherry Hill Rd in the Brooklyn/Cherry Hill area of Baltimore. Founded in 1981 as a secondary-fiber brokerage, the company handles recycling of paper, cardboard and other fiber materials and also runs a document-destruction (mobile shredding) fleet. Baltimore is one of several Dixie recycling facilities across the Southeast. This is a commercial fiber operation geared toward business volumes rather than a municipal household drop-off, so contact the plant before bringing material.
What Dixie Pulp & Paper Accepts
Related recycling guides: Cardboard & Paper
What they do not accept
Dixie Pulp & Paper is a commercial secondary-fiber recycler focused on paper and cardboard, not a household recycling drop-off. It does not handle common curbside items like glass, cans, plastics, electronics or yard waste. Call the plant to confirm whether and how they accept drop-off loads.
Access & restrictions
Commercial/drop-off for businesses · Walk-in (no appointment) · Commercial paper/cardboard recycler serving businesses and generators; the company states it offers drop-off at its plant, but this is a fiber operation rather than a public curbside site. Contact the plant first.
Programs & events
- Document destruction / mobile shredding
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I drop off recycling at Dixie Pulp & Paper in Baltimore?
Dixie Pulp & Paper is a commercial paper and cardboard recycler. The company states it offers drop-off at its plants, but the Baltimore facility on Cherry Hill Rd is a secondary-fiber operation aimed at business volumes, not a household curbside site. Call (410) 355-5800 before bringing material.
What does Dixie Pulp & Paper accept?
The company specializes in paper and corrugated cardboard (secondary fiber and off-grade stock). It does not take common household recyclables like glass, cans, plastics or electronics. For curbside-type materials, use a Baltimore City or Baltimore County recycling option instead.
Do they offer document shredding?
Yes. Dixie's DDS fleet provides secure on-site mobile shredding of sensitive documents in addition to its paper and cardboard recycling services.
What are the hours?
Business directory listings show the Baltimore facility open Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM, and closed on weekends. Confirm with the plant before visiting, as hours were not published on the company website.
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