Boxboro, MA March 24, 2026 – Tough Stuff Recycling, is pleased to announce it will be a Silver Sponsor of the 2026 MassRecycle Conference and Trade Show. Supporting this event reflects the company’s ongoing efforts to improve sustainability, compliance, and waste diversion across the communities it serves.
“MassRecycle has cultivated a diverse community of dedicated environmental stewards who come together at this annual event to learn, network and collaborate,” said Mary Horsman, Northeast Manager of Sales and Marketing at Tough Stuff Recycling. “We appreciate this opportunity to be part of such a valuable gathering of individuals and organizations working together for a better future.”
Why Recycling Matters
MassRecycle has become a champion of myth busting and promotes the importance and validity of recycling, as it has a tremendous impact on the Commonwealth. Recycling diverts valuable commodities from the waste stream, extending the life of limited end sites. It also supports employment and the circular economy, keeping resources in the economy for as long as possible.
Supporting MassRecycle as a Sponsor of this year’s Conference and Trade Show aligns with Tough Stuff Recycling’s mission to keep mattresses and box springs out of landfills and incinerators and spread the good news that these bulky items can be handled responsibly with recycling.
Tough Stuff Recycling at the Conference
As Sponsors and Exhibitors, Tough Stuff’s Team will be at the Conference to connect, educate, and support this popular event.
If you can attend, come see our table to meet us in person and get to see the inside of a mattress and how we handle the “Tough Stuff”.
To register before tickets sell out, visit www.massrecycle.org/Conference
About Tough Stuff Recycling
Tough Stuff Recycling, a leading provider of recycling services, provides environmentally responsible recycling solutions for mattresses, electronics, and bulky waste.
Serving residents, businesses, and municipalities, TSR helps divert waste from landfills through compliant recycling operations, drop-off locations, and municipal partnerships across the Northeast.