Ecowaste will acquire certain MDI assets in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi, including a transfer station and C&D landfill. MDI is exiting those commercial and residential offerings to focus on its services for the U.S. military.
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The deal incudes assets in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi, including a transfer station and C&D landfill. MDI sold its commercial and residential offerings to focus on its U.S. military services.
Ecowaste, the recently created waste and recycling platform backed by private equity fund Kinderhook Industries, continues to focus its growth across the Southeast as it fills in its operations from Texas to Florida. The company formed in early 2026 as a combination of portfolio companies Live Oak Environmental and Cards Recycling.
Ecowaste serves more than 500,000 customers weekly through more than 120 municipal contracts, with plans to grow rapidly over the next few years.The deal comes just after it announced it acquired Fannin County Disposal in North Texas and Hometown Disposal in Kansas.
This news brief is based on reporting published by Waste Dive on 2026-04-20. The original report is linked below.
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