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The Saskatchewan Association for Resource Recovery Corp. (SARRC) is a non-profit corporation formed to develop, implement and maintain a single, cost-effective, province-wide recycling program for used oil, oil filters, and antifreeze, as well as oil, antifreeze and diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) containers. The program is funded by an Environmental Handling Charge (EHC) assessed on new oil, oil filters, antifreeze and oil, antifreeze and DEF containers at the first point of sale or distribution in Saskatchewan.
SARRC was incorporated February 12, 1996. The program, approved by the Ministry of Environment, has been widely accepted and supported by consumers, industry, environmental groups, governments and other stakeholders.
For a full list of materials accepted in this province, please visit the association’s website.
Quick Facts
GREENHOUSE GAS ESTIMATES
In 2021 SARRC’s program saved 50,976 tonnes CO2 equivalent, that’s like taking 10,984 gasoline-powered vehicles off the road.
Based on Natural Resources Canada’s average emissions for a Canadian vehicle of 4,300kg of CO2 equivalent/year.
