Bennes Location Service
Waste container rental and recycling services for households and businesses near Toulouse
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Bennes Location Service
Bennes Location Service rents containers, compactors and rolling bins for collecting non-hazardous waste, and provides waste collection, transport, sorting, recycling and recovery services.
It serves private and business customers, handling materials including rubble, metals, green waste, wood, glass, cardboard, paper and plastics. The company operates in Aucamville near Toulouse and was founded in 1997.
Product: Rental of waste containers, compactors and rolling bins, plus waste collection, sorting, recycling and recovery.
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