Mississippi River Pulp Corporation
Recycling Center in Natchez, Mississippi
About This Location
Mississippi River Pulp Corporation was an industrial recycled-fiber (deinked pulp) mill near the Natchez-Adams County Port, not a public recycling drop-off. The mill closed on October 31, 2012, citing lack of demand for recycled fiber. Its former site at 30 Majorca Road was later acquired and is now a von Drehle / Marcal Paper tissue manufacturing facility.
Status Update
This location appears to be closed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mississippi River Pulp Corporation still open?
No. The recycled-fiber mill closed on October 31, 2012, due to lack of demand for recycled fiber. The business is no longer operating.
What was Mississippi River Pulp?
It was an industrial deinking mill that turned recovered wastepaper into white deinked pulp for paper manufacturers. It was a wholesale operation, not a public recycling drop-off.
What is at the site now?
Von Drehle Corporation acquired the assets in January 2013 and operates a tissue and towel manufacturing facility at 30 Majorca Road in Natchez; von Drehle was later acquired by Marcal Paper.
Can residents drop off recycling here?
No. This was never a household drop-off, and the recycled-fiber mill is closed. Check with the City of Natchez or Adams County for local recycling and solid-waste options.
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