We bridge the gap between waste generation and resource recovery — helping Kenyan businesses move toward more sustainable, circular material-use practices.
Tyna & Ruth Traders was established in 2021 and officially registered on 15th February 2021. We provide integrated solutions for the collection, sorting, assessment, dismantling, recovery, and responsible processing of industrial and post-consumer materials.
Our approach is designed to help businesses manage unwanted, obsolete, or end-of-life materials efficiently, while maximizing recovery value and promoting responsible environmental practices. We believe materials that are no longer useful in their original form can often become valuable resources when properly managed.
Our operations are guided by safety, integrity, efficiency, environmental responsibility, transparency, and continuous improvement.
To provide reliable, safe, and sustainable material recovery and processing solutions that maximize resource value, support responsible waste management, and contribute to a cleaner and more circular economy.
To become a trusted regional leader in material recovery, recycling, and resource management, recognized for operational excellence, responsible environmental practices, quality service, and strong client partnerships.
We conduct our business with honesty, accountability, and transparency.
We prioritize the safety of our employees, clients, communities, and the environment throughout our operations.
We promote responsible resource recovery and practices that reduce unnecessary disposal and support the circular economy.
We strive for consistency, professionalism, and high standards across every stage of our operations.
We take responsibility for our processes, commitments, and relationships with clients and partners.
We continuously seek better and more efficient ways to recover value while improving performance.
Sustainability is central to how we manage material. We believe responsible recovery can create value while reducing the amount of material unnecessarily sent to disposal — keeping resources in productive use for as long as possible.
Material recovery and dismantling activities are conducted with appropriate attention to health, safety, and environmental responsibility.
Since 2021 we've been building a strong foundation for sustainable growth in Kenya's recycling and resource recovery sector.
