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Marine Recycling Corp

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What Marine Recycling Corp does.

Marine Recycling Corporation (MRC) has been the world's first ISO 14001-certified ship recycling enterprise in Canada since 50 years ago. The company operates in the Great Lakes, rivers, and coastal areas of Canada. MRC specializes in marine salvage and the complete recycling of wrecked ships, complete recycling of retired ships, ship conversions in water and dry docks, ship disassembly, marine and industrial construction, emergency reactions, sectional disassembly, coastal and beach construction, and coastal protection. With 141 recycling projects, which have disposed of 867,400 ships, MRC is a leading enterprise in ship recycling. The company was founded in 1968 by Wayne Elliott, who is considered a world expert in ship recycling.

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